iM Update* – September 11, 2015

Bond-market:

Fig-4.-9-11-2015The BVR-model avoids high beta bonds (long-bonds) and also intermediate duration bonds.

The Bond Value Ratio is shown in Fig 4.  The BVR is lower than last week’s level. According to the model, only when BVR turns upward after having been lower than the lower offset-line should one consider long bonds again.  It would appear that BVR has peaked end of January 2015.

 

The Yield Curve:

Fig-5.-9-11-2015 The yield curve model indicates the trend of the 10-year and 2-year Treasuries yield spread. Figure 5 charts (i10 – i2)) and it would appear that the spread has formed a trough and was rising, and now the general trend is indeterminate.   However, this model has generated a “buy FLAT” signal one week ago.   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.

 

Gold:

Fig-6.-9-11-2015The modified Coppock Gold indicator shown in Fig 6. and is now invested.

This indicator is described in Is it Time to Buy Gold Again? – Wait for the buy signal …….

 

 

Silver:

Fig-7.-9-11-2015The modified Coppock Silver indicator shown in Fig 7 and is currently invested.

This indicator is described in Silver – Better Than Gold: A Modified Coppock Indicator for Silver.

Posted in pmp paid update

Leave a Reply

With reference to Section 202(a)(11)(D) of the Investment Advisers Act: We are Engineers and not Investment Advisers, read more ...
By the mere act of reading this page and navigating this site you acknowledge, agree to, and abide by the Terms of Use / Disclaimer