Trend- & Stock Market Timing Strategies

The chart above shows the percentage gain or loss for each timing recommendation on the S&P 500 since 2013. The results are arranged by gains (highest to lowest). The x-axis shows the publication date of the initial trading recommendation in our Weekly Market Timing Forecast, whereas the y-axis shows the percentage gain or loss for that specific recommendation. Since we are specialized in identifying major inflection points, a trading recommendation could last from several days up to several months. In order to prove the ability to identify both, bullish and bearish inflection points, we have color coded them separately. For example, a green bar with a positive percentage number shows the gain from a buy recommendation, since the S&P 500 rose by that specific percentage number afterwards and until we changed our recommendation. A green bar with a negative percentage number shows the loss from a buy recommendation, since the S&P 500 fell afterwards. A red bar with a positive percentage number shows the gain from a sell recommendation, since the S&P 500 fell afterwards, whereas a red bar with a negative percentage number shows the loss from a sell recommendation. Results are non-leveraged, meaning that subscribers can even boost results by using options, futures or other leveraged products. All historical Weekly Market Timing Forecasts are available in our member section for your convenience.