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K.T.'s short term timing model for QQQQ (and other index based ETFs)     

 

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Beating the market with alternating long and short positions in exchange traded funds traded at the market open.

To see the current timing signal, click QQQ-a position

  

Detailed QQQ-a trading history

Performance with other ETFs

  Back test since 2000

   Rydex funds with QQQ-a signals

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If your preference is signals for trades at the market close (or both open and close), you should investigate the sister site here.

About the QQQ-a model

The model represents short term timing with position changes two times per week on average. (For a less hectic approach, the mid term market timing system might be an alternative, check: K.T.'s mid term market timing for RYDEX, ProFunds, etc.)

The development pattern since initiation of published trades in July 2003 indicates that the model can deliver steady growth with added potential for accelerated gains in periods.

During March 2005 we completed work on an additional sub-module which hopefully should lead to improved and more consistent results from this point onwards.   The core filtering algorithm was also reviewed and the final result, when employing 

the complete set of revised rules, was an astonishingly smooth and linear curve representing some 100-fold compounding of an investment made in August 2000. 

Still being painfully aware that back test is back test, and that real trading is quite another game, this even more tells us to stick with the model and not be tempted to overrule the signals being generated.

The model maintains the feature introduced in July 2003 where, under certain market conditions, taking a new Short or Long position will depend on whether QQQQ gaps 1.05% (or more) up or down, respectively, at the opening. These situations are well defined and will as before be pointed out in advance when relevant.

 

Model performance

The graph below shows theoretical results with the revised model (March 2005) applied for the period since 04/2002.  For verified results of actual signals published since 07/2003, use the TimerTrac views.

Actual development since 2003, with monthly and cumulative results compared to a buy-and-hold investment in QQQQ, is displayed in the figure below.  (We will NEVER engage in suppression of past performance or adjustment of past trades under self-justified reference to model improvements)

 

 


Verified performance

Below are links to our verified short term tming signals applied on alternative index-linked vehicles.  QQQ-a is represented as Aggressive Approach (AM), i.e. the OPEN model.

The main objective of the model is to achieve unsurpassed long term performance based on trades made with opening prices on the signal days.  To keep the system as simple as possible in use, stop loss or trades during the sessions are not applied. 

If your preference is signals for trades at market close (or both open and close), you should instead check our sister site here.

 


About QQQQ

The QQQQ 'share' reflects the moves of the NASDAQ 100 index. Trading QQQQ is just easy as trading ordinary shares - it is done in exactly the same way, through the same channels.

The risk of QQQQ investments is similar to investing in technology oriented unit trusts or mutual funds. The advantages are higher flexibility and marginal costs.

General information: Index shares QQQQ

Through any internet stockbroker in USA one can buy as well as sell short the QQQQ, and thereby benefit in upturns and in negative market periods.

Read the subscribe section if you wish to receive mail notification for QQQ-a switches well in time before the US markets open. This site is also updated when a new position is to be taken.

 

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Disclaimer: The owner of this site takes no responsibility for risk and possible losses on investments based on views here presented.

Each individual is always fully responsible for his / her own investment decisions and which equities or financial instruments to trade.

                                                                                                                                                                                                                        - - -  updated  20.03.2008 - - -

 

 

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