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It would be helpful to repeat the column headings above each section for reference and at the very end.
One at the beginning (top) is not enough. Have to scroll back up to refresh one’s memory of what that column heading is.
Hey Ken, that’s a good idea. Let me see if the developer can get that accomplished. Thanks.
Very interesting. Thank you.
If I use the power ration for investments – should I use weekly or wait for monthly figures for the medium/long term basis?
thanks
Brian, I would suggest you combine this with the individual rankings of your specific ETF. Keep in mind, even a negative/bearish Power Score (like we just entered) can have some ETFs still very much in bullish territory. This is definitely a clear sign that despite some recent strength in areas, there are more under than overperforming ETFs. But, that still means some are and have headed higher. I would typically suggest tightening up stops, and watching the Power Scores very closely of your individual ETF. Thanks.
Thanks – if you are not stopped out do you exit when the PS and LT both go negative?
Brian – yes, that’s correct – if both of those roll negative I’m out.
Is the idea of this EFT investing strategy to buy / sell all the time? If your EFT is out of the green zone do you sell and replace with another one?
What about Fees of the EFT? Won’t that have a big impact on returns with the constant rebalancing? You might be in on EFT for a couple of months but you already paid the Fees?
Hello – I suggest you review the tutorial here: http://www.netpicksetfinvestor.com/tutorials-netpicks-etf-investor/ That gives you a solid idea how we use it and what we suggest. We’re almost never buying & selling. For example during this bull run I’ve been in for over a year. That won’t always be the case but review that page, and shows you what we look for (primarily the values the Power Score & LT Trend) Thanks.