20120128 - Saturday, January 28, 2012

Market Timing ModelsAny investment strategy, including buy and hold, requires some belief that the results, over a specific time frame, will be favorable. Pursuing a diversification of investment strategies can be as important as a diversification of investment assets. On-average and over time, we believe that our market timing system will produce an advantage over buy-and-hold investing. This is not a comparison of just weeks or months, but of years. In unfavorable or stagnant market conditions, investors may be more likely to rethink being fully devoted to buy-and-hold, although that strategy has been profitable over very large time frames.

Steady Climbing

Steady Climbing Market Timing is a subscription service that provides end-of-day (EOD) trading signals for active investment management. These market timing signals are most commonly used with index funds or funds from Rydex, Profunds and Direxion; companies whose offerings include specialty funds commonly referred to as leveraged funds, double beta funds, high beta funds, negatively correlated funds, bear market funds, or inverse funds. Our signals can be used with 401k investment strategies, HSA investment strategies, or IRA investment strategies. The market timing models are not strictly designed as trend following, but could be described as trend timing – designed to gain advantage in bull or bear markets. Our long-short or long-short-cash market timing signals should attract those looking for gain in up or down market environments; our long-only signals should appeal to those uncomfortable with shorting, or those only seeking capital preservation during a down trend.

Timer Trac

The signals from our market timing models are verified by a third-party, Timer Trac to provide Subscriber assurance of our integrity. Signals to Members are delivered through email and members-only areas of the website.







Woman Running with Time

Our market timing models evaluate new data every market day. This produces signals for each of our models an average of every two weeks. Members are provided with timely signal information through email, RSS, and website access. To protect the benefit our members pay for, the information displayed through the TimerTrac links is delayed, and the public information available at this site is not fresh enough for non-member use.