Archive for the ‘State of the Market Report’ Category
Heads up, I’ve added my modified version of CSS Analytics’ Perfect Alignment Theory to the Addendum to the State of the Market report. Go there to get free daily strategy updates. Something I didn’t snap to in my original test is how frequently the strategy trades: 20+ times per year (note: that’s any signal change, not round-trips). […]
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By request, we’ve created a special Twitter Feed to notify readers when the free State of the Market report is updated each day. CLICK TO JOIN SOTM TWITTER FEED I gave up on tweeting a while back, but this feed is automated and just for the SOTM report, so I promise I won’t give up on […]
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The Addendum
Some of the strategies we talk about are not a good fit for the State of the Market report because (a) they’re meant to trade something other than broad U.S. indexes like the S&P 500, or (b) they’re too similar to something already on the report. So for those strategies, we’ve added the Addendum. The […]
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One last bit of analysis in this series on testing the free State of the Market report (read previous posts here and here). On the SOTM and this blog, we use the terms “short, intermediate, and long-term” to categorize indicators and strategies. Those descriptions are a little bit fuzzy and mean different things to different […]
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In this series, I’m looking at how different types of traders might make different use of the same State of the Market report. Our last post was about the sleepy trend follower. In this post we look at his bipolar cousin: the aggressive swing trader. Unfamiliar with the free State of the Market? The SOTM […]
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