10 Jun 2016
The market is too volatile so I will sign up for your service when things calm down.
... is right more than make up for the small losses along the ... the NASDAQ Composite (a 1-times ETF such as QQQQ would be the equivalent ... know when the market will calm down, how long a trend will ... size in a normal or inverse ETF each time there is a signal ...
17 Jun 2011
How do you decide to go in very heavy (up to 400% intraday) when shorting?
... in very heavy (up to 400 percent intraday), or if you just send out ... a rally begins to wane as well, but that's something that ... to catch the exact break, such as SINA's low-volume rally ... , so to speak. I think doing this right requires a certain temperament ...
13 Aug 2020
At what point do you recommend taking profits from Crypto Currency? Are they best to simply buy-and-hold? How do you trade them? Also do you recommend rebalancing them? If so would you take profit from your best runners and move it into the slower movers for better diversification, or take from the slow movers and go into the fast ones, or just let them all run independently of each other and forget rebalancing?
... apply all three strategies depending on the crypto. Members must do their own due diligence to understand the risks in trading ... cryptocurrencies. You can start by googling keywords such as "trading strategies for cryptocurrencies".
12 Apr 2012
Just yesterday I read that it was not time to exit your inverse ETFs. Now this morning's e-mail from Gil indicates he's buying stocks. Please explain.
... an inverse ETF if the model ... ups. The model is meant to catch intermediate term moves in the market by way of buying normal or inverse ETFs ... if enough top quality stocks are breaking out of sound patterns, we may decide to email out notifications that such ...
15 Sep 2010
Do you trade the market timing model just for ETFs, or do you also use it for stocks?
... 2-times and 3-times ETFs, big money can be made going long 100% a 3-times ETF such ... than half the time. Rothstein Kass, well recognized in the world of fund management ... system held up against a volatile instrument such as the 3-times technology ETF TYH, going ...
15 Apr 2011
I'm a new subscriber. On your Market Direction Model service, you recommended four ETFs. What is the suggested buy price?
... signal is often contained to within 1-2% on a 1-times ETF such as QQQQ or SPY. For a 3 ... .75 and SPY closed at 131.56, thus if you were to buy each of these tomorrow at ... today's closing price, you would be paying up roughly flat on QQQ and about 0.5% higher ...
27 Aug 2012
I am a novice and have little time to follow the market. What would you recommend I do with respect to all your services?
... change with a list of recommended ETFs. You could then take part ... 2-times, or 3-times ETF on the recommended list. You could also buy more than one ETF if you so chose. If ... reports through our other services such as BGU (buyable gap ups), PPR (pocket pivot ...
24 Jul 2017
Please provide guidance on position sizing when buying individual stocks as well as on total portfolio exposure.
... stops being hit, then you can sleep well at night. Further, markets usually give some ... low risk entry points so if your risk is minimal, say 2%, from your expected buy ... led to lower risk buy points such as the volume dry-ups and Wyckoff undercut & rally chart ...
03 May 2012
Why is your model still on a buy signal since I thought buy signals are neutralized during the trading day once the NASDAQ trades below the closing price the day before the gap-up buy signal day.
... before the gap-up buy signal day. The closing price was 2,748 on 3/2/11. Today ... this. Are you waiting to see if NASDAQ decisively closes below its 50 day ... but are not material as such changes are often temporary and therefore do not affect the rules the ...
27 May 2017
As a stock moves up and makes some big runs is there a certain "system" that you use to lock in profits?
... stocks (BZUN, SQ, MULE) that are currently up about 30%. A common problem is that I ... leave decent profits on the table if I use moving averages to lock in ... today's markets, such major tops are virtually non-existent, but you do have minor tops which ...