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Market Timing Brief™: Did the Markets Fall Enough? Are There Enough Bears Finally?

Posted on May 21, 2012 by David Durand

Market Timing Update at 5-21-2012 near the open and at close: There was indeed a bounce and I’ve begun re-entering certain markets as reported on Twitter (see feed to the right).  Whether the market will bounce to the nearest resistance … Continue reading →

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Market Timing Update: Buying the SP500 Index, Pros and Cons

Posted on August 29, 2011 by David Durand

UPDATE NOTE on 10-05-2011 – Gold’s Next Move: GLD Gold ETF Market Timing Update UPDATE NOTE: I posted an Update (10-06-2011) on the SP500 Index Here: The Ascending Triangle: Key to Market Timing the Stock Markets Market Timing Brief for … Continue reading →

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AAII Survey of Investor Sentiment Review: The Bullish Viewpoint

Posted on June 16, 2011 by David Durand

NOTE: Please go to here for the latest installment and scroll to below the first chart… Survey Says!  A Review of the  latest AAII Survey Investor Sentiment Data: AAII Survey Review Investor sentiment is interesting today.  Comparison to past similar … Continue reading →

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AAII Survey of Investor Sentiment: This Sentiment Spread Stinks

Posted on April 9, 2011 by David Durand

4-09-2011: A Review of the AAII Survey ® of Individual Investor Sentiment. The AAII Survey showed a Bull-Bear spread of 14.7% this week with 43.59% Bulls and 28.85% Bears.  (You can review all the data here: AAII Homepage) So what does … Continue reading →

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Market Timing by Investor Sentiment: The Fearful Ones are Running Again

Posted on February 16, 2011 by David Durand

Published 2-16-2011 There they go again. The clients of investment firms who ran from stocks as the market sank to its low in 2009 are now running from bonds (now that they’ve already substantially corrected) back to stocks. Their market … Continue reading →

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Investor Sentiment: An AAII Index Review for 2-10-2011

Posted on February 10, 2011 by David Durand

Sentiment was reported today and the results are interesting. Sentiment is not off the wall Bullish or Bearish. It is at a level that could support a further rally, but the number of Bulls may make the market vulnerable to … Continue reading →

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A Market Timing Signal: SP500 Index Breaks the Wedge

Posted on January 19, 2011 by David Durand

The S&P 500 index may now descend to around 1262.60 for starters. How deep this correction will go is difficult to say. My market timing prediction that the sentiment (look up my sentiment page on the feed page for 12-10-2010) … Continue reading →

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SP500 Index Market Timing: Time to Buy? No. Here’s Why.

Posted on January 11, 2011 by David Durand

The SP500 has simply done a layup to the last overhead resistance. You can see it clearly on the chart in my SP500Tracker™ out this past Sunday (see link below). When a market simply goes back up to the prior … Continue reading →

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