Our innovative Trend Timing Model detects major trend changes
in the broad market and issues simple, definitive
Buy and
Sell signals, on average
three to five times per year. No opinions or wild predictions. We
favor diversified investment vehicles that mirror broad market indices
such as the Nasdaq 100
^ndx, Russell
2000
^rut and S&P
500
^gspc. We
provide four investment strategies to match your personal style and
risk tolerance. We make money in both up and down markets. Our simple
Model and the highly regarded Trend Timing School editorials help you
manage the emotional side of investing. Need we mention consistently
superior, independently-verified, index-beating performance?
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Disenchanted
with Buy and Hold investing? |
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Still searing
or disillusioned from past market losses? |
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Sitting on the
side lines not daring to jump into the market? |
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Tired of
chasing yesterday's best investment? |
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Skeptical of
Wall Street guru or broker advice and opinions? |
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Investing for
the long-term, not a day trader? |
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Seeking a
proven and consistent "all-weather" investing Model? |
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Demanding
independent performance verification and tracking? |
Index tracking investments mostly fall in two categories: Exchange
Traded Funds (ETFs) and mutual funds.
Our investments of choice are ETFs, for their inherent
diversification, liquidity, and low-cost. Similar to stocks, ETFs can
be bought long, sold short, on margin, and can be traded at the market
open the day following a signal change. Mutual funds, on the other
hand, are usually traded at the market close. However, since mutual
funds can be found to match, double, inverse, and double inverse
performance objectives for most indices, they can be used to implement
all four strategies and are viable alternatives for qualified
retirement accounts.
TimingCube's
Model is run at the end of each trading day. If a new signal is
issued, it will be posted on this Web site and accessible by
subscribers at the Signal by Phone number by 7:00 pm ET that same
day. Subscribers are also notified of the signal change by e-mail.
In order to achieve the full benefit from the signal, you should
act on it as soon as possible.
If your selected investment vehicle is an ETF, your order should
be placed before the market opens on the next trading day. Since
ETFs trade like stock, they can be bought or sold at market open.
All performance results posted on this site assume the trading
occurs at market open, the day after a signal change. This is the
only realistic way to measure performance, as you could not
possibly have acted on the new signal any earlier. |
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