Market Timing Site Map

Market Timing systems and performances
Highlight various mechanical Market Timing systems and their associated performances.

Tips to build a good Market Timing system
How to choose a good Market Timing System and how to build your own.

Moving Averages Market Timing
Market Timing based on Moving Averages that you can easily implement.

Monetary Market Timing
Monetary Market Timing models based on the Federal Reserve Fed Fund Rate. Includes an optimized model combining interest rates and the presidential election cycle.

Calendar Market Timing
Market Timing Systems based on the calendar are among the simplest stock market strategies. They provide similar returns than Buy and Hold but with much lower risks.

Monetary & Calendar Market Timing
An optimized version of the monetary and presidential market timing system. Outstanding returns with low standard deviation.

Combine Stock Picking and Market Timing

Stock Picking & Market Timing
Combine these 2 investment strategies to turbocharge your investment returns with lower risks.

Value Investing & Market Timing
Value Investing and Market Timing based on Valuation, including the Beating the Dow with Bonds strategy.

Growth Investing & Market Timing
When Growth Investing outperforms? Check this article that highlights how O'Shaughnessy's Cornerstone Growth fares when combined with Market Timing based on the direction of Interest Rates.

Momentum Investing & Market Timing
Improve your Momentum Investing (High Relative Strength Stocks) returns with Market Timing based on Moving Averages.

Stock Picking & Calendar Market Timing
The Stock Market Indexes perform best during certain periods of the US Presidential Election cycle. This article shows how various mechanical Stock Picking strategies - including Value Line Timeliness - perform when combined with the Presidential Cycle Timing model.

Stock Picking & Calendar Market Timing Part b
Market Returns are higher from November to April. Investing in mechanical Stock Picking during this period can boost your performances.

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