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January-2010

TIMINGTRUTH.COM NEWSLETTER

2010-01-08

CURRENT SIGNAL TRENDS:

Currently all markets continue to show a long term upward trend.  The on-line Performance Tools have been updated to show all timing signals through December.

LONG TERM  MARKET TRENDS:

S&P 500 vs Emerging Markets long term performance graph.

To begin the New Year we want to look at the BIG picture.  This month's graph compares the past performance of the US Market (as measured by the S&P 500) against the performance of the world's emerging markets (as measured by Vanguard's VWO index fund).  There are three obvious points seen in this chart.

  • The current trend has been up for both since Spring of 2009.
  • A Buy & Hold strategy using an S&P 500 index fund would have earned NOTHING.
  • The greater the returns the greater the risks; look at the returns of VWO and its greater volatility.
As a side note TimingTruth issued a SELL signal on 2008-06-18 for VWO; and then a BUY signal on 2009-03-30.

OUT STRATEGY INSIGHTS:

Our strategy is not just all about timing markets.  It's also about keeping the expenses and costs to an absolute minimum.

  • We suggest only index ETFs with the lowest expense ratio
  • We eliminate frequent trading to save on commission expenses
  • We encourage you NOT pay financial professionals 1% asset based fees
  • We encourage you NOT to pay mutual fund management fees (reported as expense ratio) which average 1.3% of your annual net asset value 
That 1.3% sounds small, but compounded over 30 years it'll eat up 32% of your wealth assuming an average return.   Even the little tings are important over the long term.

 


 

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