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Hello Dr. Berger,
Those of you interested in mutual fund timing might find the
following site a wealth of information:
http://mutualfundvision.com/wwwboard/wwwboard.shtml
There are some pretty bright people posting to this board who do a
lot of technical analysis with mutual funds. There is also a lot of
discussion about the US markets in general. I have been following
this board for several months and often find some excellent material
here. Best of luck.
Larry
--- In amibroker@xxxx, "Dr. S. Nathan Berger" <snberger@xxxx> wrote:
> Thanks for the reply, Bill. FWIW, you know the old saying about
more than
> one way to skin a cat has been true since the moment some ancient
genius
> uttered it.
>
> Would you care to elaborate on what you have found to be especially
useful
> in generating the buy and sell signals for the index funds. I have
never
> traded them, except for QQQ, with which I have had somewhat mixed
results.
>
> Nate
>
>
> I am exhausted after reading your note ;-). FWIW, rather than
worry about
> the "infinite" universe of funds, I only analyze the indices.
Based on
> that analysis, and since most funds move in step with some index,
funds
> associated with an index that is on a buy (or sell for inverse
funds) are
> chosen based on their Morningstar, Lipper, etc. rating. For
example, if
> TNX gives a buy, I look for highly rated bond funds with a 10 year
maturity
> in the fund families of interest. Or, if NDX gives a sell, I look
for
> inverse NDX funds. Different way of skinning the cat, but works
for me.
>
> Bill
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