Stock Market Timing

By: Jay DeVincentis | Mon, Apr 2, 2012
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Here's a timing update.

Here's an update on one of our stock market timing strategies:

NYSE - Stock Timing

Technically, there are 4 stages of stock market moves and this is and we remain in a liquidity advance. The stock market moves primarily based on liquidity - and when there's too much money fueling the stock market, you tend to get these significant trends.

That being said, eventually all good things must come to an end. The markets can go into a state of balanced liquidity - which is generally when the market sustains it's level of liquidity, but money chases returns, causing selling and buying of different assets. This creates a range bound market.

Or the stock market can go into the 4th stage, when money is flowing out of the stock market into safer assets - to the extent that stock prices continue to drop or trend lower.

Regards,

 


For a complete discussion on the derivation and interpretation of the above indicator and to see updates, feel free to click here

 


 

Jay DeVincentis

Author: Jay DeVincentis

Jay DeVincentis
www.stockbarometer.com
Investment research Group, Inc.

Jay DeVincentis

Jay DeVincentis is President of Investment research Group, Inc. and founder of www.stockbarometer.com. Jay worked as an executive in the financial services industry for over 21 years and left to form his own company in line with his passion, the financial markets. Jay Graduated from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, MA with a Mechanical Engineering Degree. Jay has been advising his clients what to buy and when for over 10 years. He is a market timer, a stock trader, a day trader and a stock investor and also conducts online stock trading classes.

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