It has been a long time since we posted. Our stock signals have mostly remained steadily long during the stock markets's rise over the past year-plus.
Recent volatility due to "China worries" and the "FED interest rate watch" have increased volatility and led to several relatively sharp declines. Although there have been several sharp moves downward, investors should note that the S&P 500 is only about -5% to -7% off of recent peaks. In addition, stocks are 15% to 20% higher than they were two years ago.
Still, based on recent market action, here are our stock market indicators:
Recent volatility due to "China worries" and the "FED interest rate watch" have increased volatility and led to several relatively sharp declines. Although there have been several sharp moves downward, investors should note that the S&P 500 is only about -5% to -7% off of recent peaks. In addition, stocks are 15% to 20% higher than they were two years ago.
Still, based on recent market action, here are our stock market indicators:
- Long-Term Indicators are currently neutral, and are looking towards market action for a potential change in signal.
- Intermediate-term models are currently mildly short; the market seems overbought.
- Short-term indicators follow the current trend and are too short-term to report regularly.
It is noteworthy that other markets we trade - such as currencies and commodities - helped to cushion the decline in the equity markets the past few months.
Good luck!
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