To use an oft quoted cliche, what a difference a day makes. My US stock timer is very close to going long. If the US stock market is strong again tomorrow, I will consider buying some of the following stocks:
Business Service: CAP
Chemical: KOP
Computer: ACN
Container: UFPT
Electronic: TSM
Personal: ZEP
Retail: BIG
Software: JDAS, TIBX
Steels: AKS, AP, SID, SIM
Telecomm: AMX
My Canadian timer isn't as close to turning positive so I am not so inclined to add to my Canadian stock holdings. That being said, the following stocks are on my watchlist:
Electronic: CLS
Food: VT
Investment Trust: EIT.UN
Petroleum Services: SES
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This personal blog focuses on the application of my proprietary timers to the US and Canadian stock markets. Models have been developed for which double exposure (2X) ETF's are bought when the timer goes long. Proshares QLD is used for the US market and Horizons Beta Pro HXU is used for the Canadian market.
US Model is Currently in: Cash/Short Term Bond ETF
Canadian Model is Currently in: Money Market ETF/Short Term Bond ETF
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Information is not intended for trading purposes or as advice. Investors should perform their own due diligence before purchasing stocks/ETF's. In all likelihood I own some of the shares/ETF's I recommend. Some recommendations are bound to prove disappointing. These recommendations are not intended as a guide to your entire investment portfolio. Past performance is no guarantee of future performance.
(© Fred J Penney)
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