SandW
23Feb07
Hi everyone, I'm new to this forum (my first post also). I have a question about the so-called "market timing services." For the last 4 years I've utilized one service by the name of "TimingCube." It proclaims to have great results over the simple buy and hold (or as I call it buy and hope) strategy. Over the last year and a half, it has issued several eratic "sell" signals that have made it seem unworthy of my patronage. It hasn't performed well at all in my opinion and the false sell signals have cost me much time and some market profits.
Has anyone had good experience with a similar market timing service online? When I signed up for TimingCube, it was one of only 3 or 4 I could find at that time. However, since then several dozen have popped up and they all look very similar. TimingCube is charging $400 a year for their services and that seems high for what they're actually providing (a bunch of false signals for the most part).
I do not buy individual stocks, but like to have a timing service up my sleeve to monitor the overall market health and use the services to get out of the markets on significant down-turns. I buy ETFs and mutual funds and sometimes use the leveraged mutual funds like ProFunds and Rydex to take advantage of margin and short-selling.
Please tell me your experiences, alternatives you've found, or good things about any timing services you know of.
Thanks!
CN
Hi everyone, I'm new to this forum (my first post also). I have a question about the so-called "market timing services." For the last 4 years I've utilized one service by the name of "TimingCube." It proclaims to have great results over the simple buy and hold (or as I call it buy and hope) strategy. Over the last year and a half, it has issued several eratic "sell" signals that have made it seem unworthy of my patronage. It hasn't performed well at all in my opinion and the false sell signals have cost me much time and some market profits.
Has anyone had good experience with a similar market timing service online? When I signed up for TimingCube, it was one of only 3 or 4 I could find at that time. However, since then several dozen have popped up and they all look very similar. TimingCube is charging $400 a year for their services and that seems high for what they're actually providing (a bunch of false signals for the most part).
I do not buy individual stocks, but like to have a timing service up my sleeve to monitor the overall market health and use the services to get out of the markets on significant down-turns. I buy ETFs and mutual funds and sometimes use the leveraged mutual funds like ProFunds and Rydex to take advantage of margin and short-selling.
Please tell me your experiences, alternatives you've found, or good things about any timing services you know of.
Thanks!
CN