How to beat the pants off Wall Street without touching stocks!

Did you know that in any given year, it's not unusual for at least two-thirds of all mutual funds to underperform the market as measured by Standard & Poor's 500? 

By correct timing of your entry into and exit from the stock market using S&P 500 stock market timing signals, you can easily beat the pants off the majority of Wall Street's professional mutual fund managers without ever having to pick any high risk individual stocks.

With Trend-Chart.com, you will always know where the stock market is going. Buy and sell stock market timing signals are shown directly on the chart. All you need do is check this website once a day to see if new buy or sell signals have been issued.

Finally, a stock chart with clear-cut BUY and SELL signals! Trading just got a heck of a lot easier! 

How to increase profit and reduce risk with market timing

Measuring from 1928 to 2002, if you started with $10 and followed the conventional buy & hold strategy, your $10 would have grown to $10,957. If your $10 had not been invested during the 30 best-performance months, it would have grown only to $154. However, if you had taken your money out of the market during the 30 worst months, your $10 would have grown to $1,317,803!

One can see from these numbers that timing the market and converting holdings to cash during market downturns are very important to long-run compounding.

Notice the wildly variable S&P 500 annual returns for the most recent 11 years (January 1996 - December 2006):

Compare this to the much more stable returns of the S&P 500 stock market timing strategy:

During the 11-year period from 1996 to 2006, there was not a single losing year even though there was a ferocious bear market from 2000-2002. That's an amazing 100% win rate!

The returns vary from year to year, depending on the market conditions, but the stock market timing signals consistently outperform the buy-and-hold approach. Since January 1996, our market timing approach has produced an exceptional average annual return of 33.77%, which is more than four times the 7.74% annualized return of the S&P 500.

Tradable trends and patterns do exist in the stock market. Our goal is to find and trade these patterns. 

We have no magic crystal ball, but we have developed the next best thing. Our approach is based on a computer- generated, mathematical model that analyzes the S&P 500 index on a daily basis and computes the probability of an UP or DOWN move developing.

We follow these three rules to maximize your success:

1. We always trade with the primary trend.

2. We only enter low-risk trades that have a high probability of being successful.

3. We convert stock holdings to cash when there is no clear direction in the market.

The objective of our timing system is to profit from swings in price movement in the direction of the primary trend. We are not day traders. We have the patience to wait until our profit goals have been reached. A typical trade is in play from a few days to a few weeks.

How To Manage Risk And Avoid Financial Loss

The S&P 500 market timing system was designed with two important objectives in mind: 1) to help investors like you stay on the right side of the major market moves and 2) to minimize the risk of trading stocks.

Our S&P 500 trading strategy allows you to consistently accumulate small monthly gains, ultimately making money through a disciplined, low-risk trading approach.

Notice how Trend-Chart traders (green line) were able to protect and even increase their capital during the bear market years between 2000-2002, while Buy-and-Hold investors (blue line) lost money.

We will trade only when the odds are in our favor. We recognize that no timing system will be accurate 100% of the time. Therefore, a Cash signal is always issued if the market moves against our current position by more than 10% from our Buy or Sell entry point.

If you are disciplined and patient, then this index trading methodology will help you trade successfully with significantly less risk than the buy-and-hold approach. However, you must carefully follow the trading signals, and you must be patient - profits come slowly, but surely.

How to trade the S&P 500 index

Accounting for nearly 80% of the value of the U.S. equity market, the S&P 500 is a representative sample of 500 leading companies in key industries of the U.S. economy. It has its origins in 1923, when Standard & Poor's introduced a stock market index of 233 companies, which was expanded to include 500 companies in 1957. This world-renowned index is generally considered the best barometer of large-cap stock market performance and is an ideal benchmark for the overall U.S. stock market.

The most convenient and cost-effective way to trade this index is to purchase the S&P SPDRs (ticker symbol: SPY). This ETF (exchange-traded fund), which is commonly referred to as "spyders" or "spiders," tracks the performance of the S&P 500, and can easily be bought or sold just like a regular stock.

The goal is to consistently make money over the long term, not to rest one’s hopes on the future of a single stock, a sector, or the economy. Timing the S&P 500 index allows you to make money whether the market is bullish, bearish, or just going sideways. That is why it has a distinct advantage over other approaches to investing. 

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Sincerely,
Trend-Chart.com

Ronny Skog