Update 3-8-13

Summary:

All the stock market models are invested, the bond market model avoids high beta (long) bonds and intermediate duration bonds as well, the yield curve seems to steepen, and gold and silver models are not invested. The recession indicator COMP moved higher.

Stock-market:

The IBH-model stays invested.

One can see in Fig 1 that the indicator graphs may be rolling over – this may lead to a basic sell signal in the weeks ahead.
 

 
The MAC-model stays invested.

MAC Fig 2 shows the spreads of the moving averages, both having increased from last week. The sell spread (red graph) has moved further away from crossing the zero line. MAC is far away from a sell signal.

Bond-market:

The BVR-model avoids high beta bonds (long-bonds) and also intermediate duration bonds.

The Bond Value Ratio is shown in Fig 3. The BVR was a bit lower from last week and the trend is downwards. In the longer term BVR will reach the long-term trendline and long-bond investors will have suffered considerable losses by then.

The Yield Curve:

The yield curve model expects the yield curve to steepen.

Figure 4 charts (i10 – i2). The trend is up now as one can clearly see. FLAT and STPP are ETNs. STPP profits from a steepening yield curve and FLAT increases in value when the yield curve flattens. This model confirms the direction of the BVR.
 

Recession:

In Fig 5 one can see that COMP has gained from last week, mainly due to the revision of its ADS component. It is still far away from signaling recession.

Comp can be used for stock market exit timing as discussed in this article The Use of Recession Indicators in Stock Market Timing.
 

Gold:

There is no buy-signal from the modified Coppock Gold indicator shown in Fig 6..

This model has been out of Gold since Nov-26-2012. Gold would have to make a sustained move to $1700 and higher over the next few weeks for a buy signal according to my projections.  This indicator is described in Is it Time to Buy Gold Again? – Wait for the buy signal …….
 

Silver:

There is no buy-signal from the modified Coppock Silver indicator shown in Fig 7.

This model has been out of Silver since Apr-25-2011. This indicator is described in Silver – Better Than Gold: A Modified Coppock Indicator for Silver