The sudden change in the number of stocks trading above their 200-day moving averages might not be that scary if you take the long view.
A future view of the banks will be among the topics at our free Next Invest online conference March 20 and 21.
February brought with it the quarterly re-balancing of the Crabtree Technology model. We take this action every three months as part of our disciplined investment process.
We are genuinely pleased with the performance of most asset classes in 2012. As we expected, bond yields have moved mostly sideways.
In February KC Capital Management’s Quantitative ETF portfolio had its best performing 30-day period since inception, up 17.0%.
A common view in investing is that “conservative” somehow equates with “buy and hold”, and the corollary to that is that trading equates to higher risk.
What the McClellan Oscillator, deviations from the 50-day moving average and volume-at-price have to say about the stock selloff.
February was a good month for the model as a few of the companies saw a modest rise in their stock prices.
February was pretty uneventful for both Alpha Trapper and Beta Blocker models. No trades were made and price movement was minimal.