Market Timing - Short Term Direction and Magnitude

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Strategies & Market Trends
Market Timing - Short Term Direction and Magnitude

An SI Board Since April 1999

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Emcee: David Lee Smith	Type: Unmoderated

Introduction Compact

This is a very contraversial subject. It is "common" lore that stock market timing just doesn't work. If you're branded as a "market timer" is has a negative stigma attached.

The rules to this thread are as follows:

1. If you know of a market timing technique that works for you, please share it with the group.

2. If you have any idea of the short term direction and magnitude of the major market indices, please share that information.

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Reply	Message Preview	From	Recs	Posted
10	I use market timing in my trading as well as mutual funds investing. For the s	Gregory Che	-	9/2/1999
9	Where's The Cliff - Watching the stock and bond market is like viewing a h	ShieldsUp	-	5/17/1999
8	I use ticks, bonds, futures, averages and sector indexes to gague market moveme	Michael Turner	-	5/13/1999
7	David, could you possibly offer the following information based on your data?	Timothy R. West	-	4/24/1999
6	Inflation scare, based upon higher gasoline prices...interesting. You're r	David Lee Smith	-	4/12/1999
5	Two Bit Gas Lines Plenty of oil and few places to refine it on the West Coast a	ShieldsUp	-	4/10/1999
4	David, They usually work out pretty well, but they also go through some	Yogizuna	-	4/9/1999
3	Thanks. I'm looking forward to following your signals. David	David Lee Smith	-	4/9/1999
2	David, You might want to click on my nickname and view my OEX timing sig	Yogizuna	-	4/8/1999
1	One model that has worked for me for the last 15 years is simply the relative y	David Lee Smith	-	4/8/1999

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