Articles: Market Timing

Here are some Market Timing strategy articles that we have written.



Equity timing models explained
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Since 1983, we have provided market timing signals to the public, through our monthly newsletter, FundAdvice.com (formerly Fund Exchange) and (since 1998) on our Web site, www.fundadvice.com.  While we have recently stopped computing these signals and publishing them to our website, we have made the calculations readily available to those investors who are interested. The purpose of these signals is to give individual investors a practical way to manage their portfolios using market timing systems.
Timing Models: Frequently Asked Questions
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How do I know if I’m suited for market timing?
About our bond timing model
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Our bond timing model is used for trading mutual funds and exchange traded funds that hold high-grade U.S. bonds. Typically, high-grade bond funds hold U.S. treasuries, mortgage-backed and high-quality corporate securities. You can consult Morningstar at their website, www.morningstar.com, to find the average credit quality of any bond fund (look for funds that have an average credit quality of A or above). Practically every 401k plan has a high-grade general bond fund.
How we use active risk management for our clients
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Our company manages more than $200 million for about 600 households using active risk management, also known as market timing. This presentation describes the approach we use and the assets to which we apply that approach.

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The best retirement strategy I know using active risk management
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When people retire, they face some crucial financial decisions that will determine the quality of the rest of their lives. One of the most basic is how to invest whatever resources they have accumulated.

Why we teach both timing and buy-and-hold strategies
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To be a successful investor, you must control your risks. In this article, Paul Merriman discusses the two most fundamental ways to achieve that. 

 

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