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Categories:Trend Analysis
Market Timing
ETFs
The three simple rules:
#1 Rule "dont loss money"
#2 Rule "The best time to buy is then the clouds are darkest, there are to many concerns and you think that it is a bad time to invest in the stock market"
#3 Rule "Remember rule #1"
## $$ab Trendfinder - 6 point lineup - Page 1 "Last solid buy Signal"
$SPX - Last good buy signal 26.03.2020
$INDU - Last good buy signal 26.03.2020
$NDX - Last good buy signal 26.03.2020
$NBI - Last good buy signal 26.03.2020
$MID - Last good buy signal 26.03.2020
**Statistics - 18of26 buy signals are winners since 9/10-2013
*My strategy
1) Buy and Hold, follow the three simple rules
2) Simple sell/stop indicator = under daily MA125 or below the last 5 or 4 Star entry point
3) Trade Indicator/entry point is <20% - 5 Stars (qf - Weekly SLOW STO 5,1) or 4 Stars (qd - Daily FULL STO 20,10,1) -- Page 2
4) BUY the dip (x2, SSO, MVV, UWM, QLD, BIB, UPV, EET, DBPG, DBPE) or (x3, UPRO, UMDD, URTY, TQQQ, EURL, EDC)
*Note - Check out this index - ther is a good buy option, then index is close to Zero.
https://money.cnn.com/data/fear-and-greed/
**Note - Bull markets do not die of old age; they fall victim to an inverted yield curve,
a recession, a sharp drop in corporate profits or the bursting of a speculative bubble.
None of these are on the horizon.
6 Point Lineup - Buy Signal - DD/MM-YY - W=Win, L=Loss
**Statistics - 18of26 buy signals are winners since 9/10-2013
9/10-13 W.............9/7-15-L..................30/10-18 - L
29/1-14 L...............27/8-15-W.............27/11-18 - L
5/2-14 W ..............1/10-15-W.............28/12-18 - W
14/4-14 W.............17/11-15-W..........3/6-19 - W
7/8-14 L..................20/1-16-W.............6/8-19 - W
16/10-14 W..........7/10-16- W............4/10-19 - W
17/12-14 W..........13/2-18 - L.............2/3-20 - L
16/3-15 W.............3/4-18 - W.............26/3-20 - ?
10/6-15-W............27/6-18 - W
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