Market State 1- Bullish (25 days): Market environment is Bullish and Risk is low. Studies performed by Canterbury Portfolio Analytics Group show that 85% of new market highs occur during Market State 1. The Characteristics of Market State 1 are...
Weekly Update 8/6/2018 Market State 1- Bullish (19 days): Market environment is Bullish and Risk is low. Market State 1 should stay in place until the S&P 500 experiences about a 3% to 5% decline in value. Canterbury Volatility Index (CVI...
Market State 1- Bullish (14 days): Most new highs are registered during Market State 1. Since markets can’t establish a new high every day, the eventual corrections will occur from the most recent peak value. An eventual shift from Market State 1 to...
7/23/2018 Market State 1- Bullish (9 days): Historically, Market State 1 has occurred for more trading days than any of the other 12 Market States. Most new highs are registered during Market State 1. As a result of being at or near new...
7/16/2018 Market State 1- Bullish (4 days): The market, as measured by the S&P 500 is now in Market State 1. According to studies performed by Canterbury Portfolio Analytics, the most new market highs occur in Market State 1. Market...
Market State 1- Bullish (25 days): Market environment is Bullish and Risk is low. Studies performed by Canterbury Portfolio Analytics Group show that 85% of new market...
Weekly Update 8/6/2018 Market State 1- Bullish (19 days): Market environment is Bullish and Risk is low. Market State 1 should stay in place until the S&P 500...
Market State 1- Bullish (14 days): Most new highs are registered during Market State 1. Since markets can’t establish a new high every day, the eventual corrections will...
What a difference a week makes. On the day of my last blog, Tuesday 11/24, the S&P 500 registered a short term bottom at 1158.65. The market had declined -9.84% in just...
Canterbury Portfolio Thermostat Weekly Update – 8/05/2013 Market State 1 (last 20 trading days) = Bullish/Rational - Market State 1 is the most predictable...
"Bear markets slide a slippery slope of hope." Tom Hardin Bear markets tend to be much more volatile than Bull markets. Bear market volatility can result in...