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Record is OK, beats buy and hold. Sell signals only occur every few years. I wonder if any asset allocation funds use this or death cross signal to move from low to high stock allocation.
Indeed I'd like to know that to. The only fund that I am aware of that adjust it's stock and bond allocation to the valuation of the S&P 500 Index is Columbia's Thermostat Fund (CTFAX). If there are others that use signals to position I'd definately like to know of them. Perhaps this is a topic some writer will explore for us.
Wait a second? How many DOW theory signals are there how many people are allowed to claim knowledge in them? I thought classic DOW theory signal happened fews weeks/months back when the Industrials and the Transports diverged, and then confirmed with the Industrials following the transports down.
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Ted
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