The BCI stands at 161.4 it is up 0.3 from last week’s upward revised 161.1
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The BCI stands at 161.4 it is up 0.3 from last week’s upward revised 161.1
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The iM-Best(SPY-SH) model currently holds SPY, so far held for a period of 98 days, and showing 4.14% return to 10/14/2013
A starting capital of $100,000 at inception on 1/2/2009 would have grown to $359,106 which includes $132 cash and excludes $9,032 spent on fees and slippage.
BCIg at a level of zero signals a recession, thus no recession is imminent.
The iM-Best(SPY-SH) model currently holds SPY, so far held for a period of 105 days, and showing6.25% return to 10/21/2013
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The BCI gained on a strong market and continued improvements, i.e. reductions, in the continues unemployment claims. The BCI stands at 160.2 it is up 0.9 from last weeks 159.3
Similarly, the BCIg, the 6-month smoothed annualized growth rate plus six, rose to 18.3 from last weeks 18.1
The IBH stock market model is out of the market. The MAC stock market model is invested, the bond market model avoids high betaThe recession indicator COMP is significantly lower and iM-BCIg is fractionally higher from last week’s levels (long) bonds, the yield curve is steepening, the gold model is not invested, but the silver model is invested. MAC-AU is also invested.
The BCI continues to move sideways to 159.3, 0.1 down from last weeks 159.4
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The BCI stepped sideways to 159.4, 0.1 down from last weeks 159.5
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The growth in New Houses Sold and For Sale, a component of the BCI, continued in August after a slump in July, and together with the S&P 500 remaining strong pushed the BCI to a new high of 159.5 from last weeks revised 158.2
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