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February 28, 2011 – 08:35 am EST

Another week comes to an end and it was an exciting one for all the wrong reasons.  The stock market saw some sharp declines but even more alarmingly the New Zealand Town of Christchurch suffered a devastating earthquake.  Thanks to everyone who emailed to ask if we were OK – Luckily for us the quake was down the other end of the country.

The death toll currently sits at 148 but is expected to rise significantly as more bodies are found.  Even these amazing photos just don’t do justice to the scale of the devastation.  Please take the time to read this article to get a true understanding of what it was like – The Day The Earth Roared, and then go here to help us Kiwis out – http://www.redcross.org.nz/donate.  Thank you so much!

To the markets – On Tuesday we saw sharp declines that apparently come out of nowhere, however this is typical behavior from a mature rally.  Thankfully support was quickly found and Friday saw many buyers return.  The skill at times like this is in being able to separate the whipsaws from the reversals, lets take a closer look…

** New Post – The Variable Moving Average (VMA) aka Volatility Index Dynamic Ave (VIDYA)

**** Welcome to all our new readers this week.  We grow by word of mouth so thanks for spreading the word!

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ETF % Change Comparison

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Closest to their highs and also the best performers over the last week were IWM and SMH.  These are two highly economically sensitive ETFs – If we had just seen a major market reversal then it is most unlikely that these two would be showing such strong relative strength.  However the under performance of the Transports (IYT) is not good and it will be important that they don’t get left behind.

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Learn more – ETF % Change Comparison

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A Look at the Charts

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A bit of selling is healthy and for now there are no warning signs from SPY.

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QQQQs 50 Day SMA support held strong, keep an eye on this level.

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Volume from the Semis is lacking but the price action still looks strong.

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Great volume from the Small Caps (IWM) – we remain in a bull market while that trend is intact.

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IYT must hold together if the rally on the broad market is to continue.  Look out below $90.

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OM3 Weekly Indicator

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The transports have achieved the first sell signal in almost 6 months.  Bear alerts across the board warn that the weekly cycle is slowing.

Learn more – The OM3 Indicator

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TransDow & NasDow

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NasDow – The Dow has been dominant over the NASDAQ for 77 days now.  During this time the Dow has advanced 6.31% and the NASDAQ has advanced 5.44%.

TransDow – The Dow has been dominant over the Transports for 34 days.  During this time the Dow has advanced 2.18% and the Transports have advanced 0.29%.

Historically when the Dow has been the dominant index the market has been very unproductive.

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What the TransDow Readings tell us:

The TransDow measures dominance between the DJ Transportation Index (DJTI) and the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA). In a strong market the more economically sensitive Transportation Index should be dominant over the DJIA.

Historically the DJTI has been dominant over the Dow 45% of the time. The annualized rate of return from the DJTI during this period was 18.47% with the biggest loss for one trade sitting at -13.27%. The annualized return from the DJIA during the periods it was dominant over the DJTI was just 4.06% and the biggest loss for one trade was -16.13%. A 4% stop-loss is applied to all trades adjusting positions only at the end of the week.

What the NasDow Readings tell us:

The NasDow measures dominance between the NASDAQ and the DJIA. Using the same theory behind the Trans Dow; in a strong market the more economically sensitive NASDAQ should be dominant over the DJIA.

Historically the NASDAQ has been dominant over the DJIA 44% of the time. Taking only the trades when the NASDAQ is above its 40 week moving average the annualized rate of return was 25.47% with the biggest loss for one trade sitting at –8.59%. The annualized rate on the DJIA during the periods it was dominant over the NASDAQ is just 8.88% and the biggest loss for one trade was –12.28%. A 8% stop-loss is applied to all trades adjusting positions only at the end of the week.

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LTMF 80 & Liquid Q

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LTMF 80 continues to hold a position in QQQQ after 161 days and currently shows a profit of 20.35%.

The Liquid Q trade has gotten off to a bad start and currently shows a loss of 1.84% after 7 days.

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Historical Stats:

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How The LTMF 80 Works

LTMF stands for Long Term Market Forecaster. It reads volume flows relative to price action and looks for out performance of volume measured on a percentage basis over the prior 12 months. During a sustained rally the readings will reach high levels (near 100%) making it imposable for the volume reading to always outperform price so any reading above 80% will maintain the buy signal. This system has outperformed the market over the last 10 years but performance has been damaged by some nasty losses. It only produces buy signals and only for QQQQ.

How Liquid Q Works

Liquid Q completely ignores price action and instead measures the relative flow of money between a selection of economically sensitive and comparatively stable ares of the market. It looks for times when the smart money is confident and and can be seen by through volume investing heavily is more risky areas due to an expectation of expansion. This system has outperformed the market over the last 10 years and remained in cash through most of the major declines. It only produces buy signals and only for QQQQ. We will provide more performance details on the web site for these systems soon.

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Summary

We have seen a little bit of light selling and a number of support levels have been tested but there is little cause for concern so far.  The strongest bearish arguments comes from the lack luster performance of IYT and the lack of volume behind SMH.  However IWM and SMH continue to show relative strength and their volume trends do remain bullish.

If IYT closes below $90 and its 100 Day SMA then expect more selling from the broad market.  Keep an eye on the 50 Day SMAs – they have generated buying interest so far and will hopefully continue to do so.

Any disputes, questions, queries, comments or theories are most welcome in the comments section below.

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Cheers

Derry

And the Team @ ETF HQ

“Equipping you to win on Wall St so that you can reach your financial goals.”

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Quote of the Day:

“Do not regret growing older.  It is a privilege denied to many.”  – Author Unknown

February 21, 2011 – 04:03 am EST

It was more of the same from this relentless bull over the last week.  Volume flows into most areas confirmed the price action and the Transports have now spent a few days above resistance at $95; all positive signs.  There are a few areas that will need to be monitored for warnings of profit taking though, lets take a closer look…

** If you have a moment, please vote for Whitney in the Demon Bikini Model Search 2011.

**** The LTMF 80 system that comes free with this newsletter is showing a profit of 22.61% on its current trade.  The two previous trades produced a return of -1.26% and 12.55%.  We grow by word of mouth… please and thank you for continuing to tell your friends.

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ETF % Change Comparison

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The Semis (SMH), Small Caps (IWM) and Transports (IYT) were the market leaders over the last week.  These are all highly economically sensitive so this shows confidence in the bull.

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Learn more – ETF % Change Comparison

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A Look at the Charts

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SPY is at a new highs on strong volume, it is difficult to pick holes in that.

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All looking good from QQQQ, just keep an eye on the volume trend for signs of weakness.

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If SMH sees a trend change in volume and QQQQ does the same then expect profit taking to follow.

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Wow great volume into IWM, awesome to see.

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It would be good to see IYT at least hold onto $95 and have OBV stay above its previous high.

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OM3 Weekly Indicator

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The buy signals remain active across the board and the bull alerts offer no warnings at this time.

Learn more – The OM3 Indicator

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TransDow & NasDow

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The Dow remains dominant over both the Transports and the NASDAQ.  Historically the market has been very unproductive under these conditions.

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What the TransDow Readings tell us:

The TransDow measures dominance between the DJ Transportation Index (DJTI) and the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA). In a strong market the more economically sensitive Transportation Index should be dominant over the DJIA.

Historically the DJTI has been dominant over the Dow 45% of the time. The annualized rate of return from the DJTI during this period was 18.47% with the biggest loss for one trade sitting at -13.27%. The annualized return from the DJIA during the periods it was dominant over the DJTI was just 4.06% and the biggest loss for one trade was -16.13%. A 4% stop-loss is applied to all trades adjusting positions only at the end of the week.

What the NasDow Readings tell us:

The NasDow measures dominance between the NASDAQ and the DJIA. Using the same theory behind the Trans Dow; in a strong market the more economically sensitive NASDAQ should be dominant over the DJIA.

Historically the NASDAQ has been dominant over the DJIA 44% of the time. Taking only the trades when the NASDAQ is above its 40 week moving average the annualized rate of return was 25.47% with the biggest loss for one trade sitting at –8.59%. The annualized rate on the DJIA during the periods it was dominant over the NASDAQ is just 8.88% and the biggest loss for one trade was –12.28%. A 8% stop-loss is applied to all trades adjusting positions only at the end of the week.

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LTMF 80 & Liquid Q

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The LTMF 80 continues to hold a position in QQQQ that is now showing a profit of 22.61%.

Liquid Q has just opened a new position in QQQQ.  This new trade has a 66% probability of being profitable with an average profit of 7.36%

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Historical Stats:

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How The LTMF 80 Works

LTMF stands for Long Term Market Forecaster. It reads volume flows relative to price action and looks for out performance of volume measured on a percentage basis over the prior 12 months. During a sustained rally the readings will reach high levels (near 100%) making it imposable for the volume reading to always outperform price so any reading above 80% will maintain the buy signal. This system has outperformed the market over the last 10 years but performance has been damaged by some nasty losses. It only produces buy signals and only for QQQQ.

How Liquid Q Works

Liquid Q completely ignores price action and instead measures the relative flow of money between a selection of economically sensitive and comparatively stable ares of the market. It looks for times when the smart money is confident and and can be seen by through volume investing heavily is more risky areas due to an expectation of expansion. This system has outperformed the market over the last 10 years and remained in cash through most of the major declines. It only produces buy signals and only for QQQQ. We will provide more performance details on the web site for these systems soon.

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Summary

While there are not currently any signs of weakness, keep a close eye on the volume flows of QQQQ and SMH.  It is positive that Liquid Q has just opened a new long position in QQQQ; this has a 2/3 chance of being profitable.  If IYT closes back below $95 then the market is unlikely to make much headway so lets hope the Transports keep trucking.  Make it a great week!

Any disputes, questions, queries, comments or theories are most welcome in the comments section below.

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Cheers

Derry

And the Team @ ETF HQ

“Equipping you to win on Wall St so that you can reach your financial goals.”

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Quote of the Day:

“Hope is not a strategy.  Luck is not a factor.  Fear is not an option.” – James Cameron

February 14, 2011 – 08:26 am EST

Happy Valentines day to you!  We very much appreciate all those who read this newsletter.  Also valentines day has a significant impact on many areas so here is an in-depth report – Valentines Day by the Numbers.

On a more serious note; much respect to the courageous people of Egypt!  We have just witnessed true power of the people in action!  Lets hope that it brings lasting change, peace and prosperity to their nation.

Inside the bat cave at headquarters, we are currently chest deep drowning in numbers from tests as part of the Technical Indicator Fight for Supremacy.  The next round of results will be posted soon but in the mean time here is one of the indicators that we are currently putting through its paces – Fractal Dimension.

To the markets…

Last week we spoke of the importance of continued momentum, that we needed to see a new high from IWM and that ITY must hold onto support at $90.  Well this market certainly knows how to deliver and even produced some big gains from IYT.  Lets take a closer look…

****There is currently a 22% profit on the open trade from the LTMF 80 system that comes free with this newsletter.  We grow by word of mouth so thanks for continuing to spread the word.

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ETF % Change Comparison

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It is not often that you see new highs across the board like this and it is a very positive sign.  IYT and IWM have been lagging behind recently but over the last week lead the market higher.  SMH on the other hand was at the back of the pack, but after several weeks of big gains this is not surprising.

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Learn more – ETF % Change Comparison

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A Look at the Charts

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Volume on SPY is the best part of this picture.

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QQQQ will not behave like this forever and we are privileged to be part of this epic rally.

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Volume flows on SMH are not super strong and will need close monitoring for warnings of weakness.

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IWM has produced the new high we were looking for and it has been confirmed by OBV.

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It would be great to see IYT close at a more convincing new high backed by volume.

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OM3 Weekly Indicator

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The buy signals remain active across the board and have been active for almost 6 months now.  Bull alerts have returned to IWM and IYT.

Learn more – The OM3 Indicator

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TransDow & NasDow

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The NasDow has indicated that the Dow has been dominant over the NASDAQ and likely to outperform for the last 63 days.  During this time the Dow and NASDAQ have advanced 7.56% and 6.52% respectively.

The TransDow has indicated that the Dow has been dominant over the Transports and likely to outperform for the last 20 days.  During this time the Dow and the Transports have advanced 3.38% and 3.76% respectively.

Historically when the Dow has been dominant the market has been highly unproductive.

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What the TransDow Readings tell us:

The TransDow measures dominance between the DJ Transportation Index (DJTI) and the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA). In a strong market the more economically sensitive Transportation Index should be dominant over the DJIA.

Historically the DJTI has been dominant over the Dow 45% of the time. The annualized rate of return from the DJTI during this period was 18.47% with the biggest loss for one trade sitting at -13.27%. The annualized return from the DJIA during the periods it was dominant over the DJTI was just 4.06% and the biggest loss for one trade was -16.13%. A 4% stop-loss is applied to all trades adjusting positions only at the end of the week.

What the NasDow Readings tell us:

The NasDow measures dominance between the NASDAQ and the DJIA. Using the same theory behind the Trans Dow; in a strong market the more economically sensitive NASDAQ should be dominant over the DJIA.

Historically the NASDAQ has been dominant over the DJIA 44% of the time. Taking only the trades when the NASDAQ is above its 40 week moving average the annualized rate of return was 25.47% with the biggest loss for one trade sitting at –8.59%. The annualized rate on the DJIA during the periods it was dominant over the NASDAQ is just 8.88% and the biggest loss for one trade was –12.28%. A 8% stop-loss is applied to all trades adjusting positions only at the end of the week.

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LTMF 80 & Liquid Q

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The LTMF 80 continues to hold a position in QQQQ and is now showing a profit of 22% after 147 days.  Liquid Q remains in cash.

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Historical Stats:

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How The LTMF 80 Works

LTMF stands for Long Term Market Forecaster. It reads volume flows relative to price action and looks for out performance of volume measured on a percentage basis over the prior 12 months. During a sustained rally the readings will reach high levels (near 100%) making it imposable for the volume reading to always outperform price so any reading above 80% will maintain the buy signal. This system has outperformed the market over the last 10 years but performance has been damaged by some nasty losses. It only produces buy signals and only for QQQQ.

How Liquid Q Works

Liquid Q completely ignores price action and instead measures the relative flow of money between a selection of economically sensitive and comparatively stable ares of the market. It looks for times when the smart money is confident and and can be seen by through volume investing heavily is more risky areas due to an expectation of expansion. This system has outperformed the market over the last 10 years and remained in cash through most of the major declines. It only produces buy signals and only for QQQQ. We will provide more performance details on the web site for these systems soon.

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Summary

No markets don’t only go up and yes we are likely to get caught out by sudden and sharp profit taking at some point.  At the moment however there are very few signs of weakness and there are always warning signs before things turn really bad.  SMH has far weaker volume than is ideal so its behavior should be watched closely.  Hopefully we will soon see a more convincing close at a new high from IYT as this would be a further sign of bullishness.

Any disputes, questions, queries, comments or theories are most welcome in the comments section below.

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Cheers

Derry

And the Team @ ETF HQ

“Equipping you to win on Wall St so that you can reach your financial goals.”

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Quote of the Day:

“I will not leave the square.  Over my dead body.  I trust the army, but I don’t trust those controlling the army behind the scenes.  Down with corruption and repression.  This is a new day of freedom.  I have tasted freedom and I will not turn back.” – Mohamed Salah 27, Agriculture Graduate

February 07, 2011 – 04:20 am EST

I hope everyone enjoyed the Super Bowl and congratulations to the Packers.  I enjoyed everything but the Black Eyed Peas performance which was worse than a violin being played badly.

To the markets, the sterodic rally continued over the last week with most areas up over 2%.  Few support levels even had the chance to be tested apart from IWM’s 50 day simple moving average and it held strong.  SPY quickly made its way above $130, a resistance level that I had expected to stand for a few weeks.  One of the bests parts however was that volume was strongly behind the bulls, lets take a closer look…

***We grow by word of mouth so thanks for continuing to spread the word.

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ETF % Change Comparison

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New highs from all but IWM and IYT are great to see but most importantly SMH continues to lead.  Being so economically sensitive SMH acts like the canary in a coal mine and for the time being it says that everything is just fine.  The Transports (IYT) are also important however and it is important that they do not lag too behind far if the rally is to be sustained.

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Learn more – ETF % Change Comparison

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A Look at the Charts

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Resistance on SPY at $130 has been broken and volume is strongly with the bulls.

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With OBV at a new high it is a great sign for QQQQ.

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SMH has been fueling this rally and has had a recent surge of volume; all positive signs.

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We really want to see IWM at a new high sooner rather than later.  Below the 50 day SMA would be dangerous.

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IYT offers the strongest bearish argument at the moment; a close below $90 would be bad news.

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OM3 Weekly Indicator

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All buy signals remain active and bull alerts have returned for most of the ETFs.

Learn more – The OM3 Indicator

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TransDow & NasDow

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The Dow remains dominant over the NASDAQ and the Transports.  Historically the market has made very little ground under these conditions.

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What the TransDow Readings tell us:

The TransDow measures dominance between the DJ Transportation Index (DJTI) and the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA). In a strong market the more economically sensitive Transportation Index should be dominant over the DJIA.

Historically the DJTI has been dominant over the Dow 45% of the time. The annualized rate of return from the DJTI during this period was 18.47% with the biggest loss for one trade sitting at -13.27%. The annualized return from the DJIA during the periods it was dominant over the DJTI was just 4.06% and the biggest loss for one trade was -16.13%. A 4% stop-loss is applied to all trades adjusting positions only at the end of the week.

What the NasDow Readings tell us:

The NasDow measures dominance between the NASDAQ and the DJIA. Using the same theory behind the Trans Dow; in a strong market the more economically sensitive NASDAQ should be dominant over the DJIA.

Historically the NASDAQ has been dominant over the DJIA 44% of the time. Taking only the trades when the NASDAQ is above its 40 week moving average the annualized rate of return was 25.47% with the biggest loss for one trade sitting at –8.59%. The annualized rate on the DJIA during the periods it was dominant over the NASDAQ is just 8.88% and the biggest loss for one trade was –12.28%. A 8% stop-loss is applied to all trades adjusting positions only at the end of the week.

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LTMF 80 & Liquid Q

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The LTMF 80 continues to hold a position in QQQQ that is now showing a profit of almost 20%.  Liquid Q remains in cash.

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Historical Stats:

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How The LTMF 80 Works

LTMF stands for Long Term Market Forecaster. It reads volume flows relative to price action and looks for out performance of volume measured on a percentage basis over the prior 12 months. During a sustained rally the readings will reach high levels (near 100%) making it imposable for the volume reading to always outperform price so any reading above 80% will maintain the buy signal. This system has outperformed the market over the last 10 years but performance has been damaged by some nasty losses. It only produces buy signals and only for QQQQ.

How Liquid Q Works

Liquid Q completely ignores price action and instead measures the relative flow of money between a selection of economically sensitive and comparatively stable ares of the market. It looks for times when the smart money is confident and and can be seen by through volume investing heavily is more risky areas due to an expectation of expansion. This system has outperformed the market over the last 10 years and remained in cash through most of the major declines. It only produces buy signals and only for QQQQ. We will provide more performance details on the web site for these systems soon.

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Summary

With strong volume backing the latest leg of this rally and SMH leading the way higher there are many reasons to be confident.  However it would have been nice to see a little more profit taking as such profit taking is necessary in a healthy market.

What we really need now is continued momentum.  That involves IWM moving to a new high and IYT at least holding onto support.  Be on high alert if IWM closes below its 50 day SMA and IYT closes below $90; with a loss of these levels sharp and broad based profit taking is likely.

Any disputes, questions, queries, comments or theories are most welcome in the comments section below.

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Cheers

Derry

And the Team @ ETF HQ

“Equipping you to win on Wall St so that you can reach your financial goals.”

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Quote of the Day:

Challenge is the core and the mainspring of all human activity.  If there’s an ocean, we cross it; if there’s a disease, we cure it; if there’s a wrong, we right it; if there’s a record, we break it; and finally, if there’s a mountain, we climb it. – James Ramesy Ullman

January 31, 2011 – 04:17 am EST

The march higher continued for the first part of last week and it looked as though the concerns that were raised in our last newsletter were unfounded.  Then on Friday the market took a big hit that saw QQQQ down over 2.5% on the day and end flat for the week.  This is a change from the typical action over the last 5 months but not all was bad, let take a closer look…

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ETF % Change Comparison

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The main thing you will notice from the numbers above is that SMH managed to advance 2.05% and is 2.08% off its high while QQQQ advanced 0.09% and is 2.54% off its high.  It is very impressive when SMH can show relative strength like this and if it continues then any profit taking can be considered a buying opportunity.

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Learn more – ETF % Change Comparison

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A Look at the Charts

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SPY has strong resistance at $130, still expecting a test of the 50 day SMA.

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It would be good to see a test of $54, keep an eye on SMH for relative performance.

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A little more selling from SMH will cause a trend change in volume and a likely test of the 50 Day SMA.

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Key support at test here on IWM, keep an eye on the 50 day SMA.

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The Transports have weak volume and have broken through support, not a safe place to be.

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OM3 Weekly Indicator

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The buy signals remain active after more than 5 months but the ‘bear alerts’ warn that the weekly cycle continues to slow.

Learn more – The OM3 Indicator

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TransDow & NasDow

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The Dow remains dominant over both the NASDAQ and the Transports and both systems remain in cash.  Historically the market has been very unproductive while the Dow was been dominant.

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What the TransDow Readings tell us:

The TransDow measures dominance between the DJ Transportation Index (DJTI) and the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA). In a strong market the more economically sensitive Transportation Index should be dominant over the DJIA.

Historically the DJTI has been dominant over the Dow 45% of the time. The annualized rate of return from the DJTI during this period was 18.47% with the biggest loss for one trade sitting at -13.27%. The annualized return from the DJIA during the periods it was dominant over the DJTI was just 4.06% and the biggest loss for one trade was -16.13%. A 4% stop-loss is applied to all trades adjusting positions only at the end of the week.

What the NasDow Readings tell us:

The NasDow measures dominance between the NASDAQ and the DJIA. Using the same theory behind the Trans Dow; in a strong market the more economically sensitive NASDAQ should be dominant over the DJIA.

Historically the NASDAQ has been dominant over the DJIA 44% of the time. Taking only the trades when the NASDAQ is above its 40 week moving average the annualized rate of return was 25.47% with the biggest loss for one trade sitting at –8.59%. The annualized rate on the DJIA during the periods it was dominant over the NASDAQ is just 8.88% and the biggest loss for one trade was –12.28%. A 8% stop-loss is applied to all trades adjusting positions only at the end of the week.

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LTMF 80 & Liquid Q

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LTMF 80 continues to hold an open position in QQQQ and is currently showing a profit of 16.35%.  Liquid Q remains in cash.

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Historical Stats:

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How The LTMF 80 Works

LTMF stands for Long Term Market Forecaster. It reads volume flows relative to price action and looks for out performance of volume measured on a percentage basis over the prior 12 months. During a sustained rally the readings will reach high levels (near 100%) making it imposable for the volume reading to always outperform price so any reading above 80% will maintain the buy signal. This system has outperformed the market over the last 10 years but performance has been damaged by some nasty losses. It only produces buy signals and only for QQQQ.

How Liquid Q Works

Liquid Q completely ignores price action and instead measures the relative flow of money between a selection of economically sensitive and comparatively stable ares of the market. It looks for times when the smart money is confident and and can be seen by through volume investing heavily is more risky areas due to an expectation of expansion. This system has outperformed the market over the last 10 years and remained in cash through most of the major declines. It only produces buy signals and only for QQQQ. We will provide more performance details on the web site for these systems soon.

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Summary

Volume flows over the last week favored the bulls as nearly all the selling occurred on just one day (Friday).  SMH also displayed some great strength in the face of that selling which is another positive sign.  Plus, with the exception of IYT, there have not yet been any major support levels lost.  This would suggest that what we are seeing is a bit if healthy profit taking but I will be monitoring the situation closely for any more sinister signs.

Any disputes, questions, queries, comments or theories are most welcome in the comments section below.

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Cheers

Derry

And the Team @ ETF HQ

“Equipping you to win on Wall St so that you can reach your financial goals.”

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Quote of the Day:

“What are the differences between Mark Zuckerberg and me?  Let’s take a look.  I give you private information about corporations for free and I’m a villain.  Mark Zuckerberg gives your private information to corporations for money and he’s Man of the Year.” – Bill Hader’s Julian Assange