Investment Strategies

After you become a TimingEquity Member you should first decide which of our four market strategies best suites your risk/reward profile. As professional Market Timer's we strongly believe that investors should not adopt a buy and hold investment strategy. A buy and hold strategy calls for an investor to purchase a stock investment and then hold it for a predetermined time. This needlessly ensures that investors fully participate in significant market declines or in some cases serious Bear Markets. Often, the net result of a buy and hold strategy is lost profits and/or serious investment losses.

Long Only

Our Long Only strategy is our most conservative strategy. It provides that investors purchase their Long Exchange Traded Fund or Mutual Fund whenever our system issues a "Buy" signal. This is said to be a "Long " position. Subsequently the investor would then hold this "Long" position until our system issues a "Sell" signal. At this point the investor would simply sell their Long Exchange Traded Fund or Mutual Fund and reinvest the proceeds into an interest bearing account. In this strategy, the investor is said to be a "Long Only" strategy. Please refer to our Investments webpage for a list of possible Long investments.

Long Leveraged

Our Long Only leveraged strategy is a relatively aggressive strategy. It should only be used by investors who can tolerate a high level of volatility and sizeable draw downs. It provides for investors to buy Long Leveraged Exchange Traded or Mutual Funds whenever or system issues a buy signal. heir stock purchases. Subsequently the investor would then hold this "Long" position until our system issues a "Sell" signal. At this point the investor would simply sell their Long Leveraged Exchange Traded or Mutual fund and reinvest the proceeds into an interest bearing account. In this strategy, the investor is said to be a "Long Only with Leverage" strategy. Please refer to our Investments webpage for a list of possible Long Leveraged investments.

Long and Inverse

Our Long and Inverse strategy, executed correctly, has the best risk to reward profile. It provides that investors purchase their Long Exchange Traded Fund or Mutual Fund whenever our system issues a "Buy" signal. This is said to be a "Long " position. Subsequently the investor would then hold this "Long" position until our system issues a "Sell" signal. At this time the investor would sell their Long Exchange Traded Fund or Mutual Fund and at the same time purchase an Inverse Exchange Traded Fund or Mutual Fund. In this strategy, the investor is said to be "Long and Inverse". Furthermore, the investor would continue to alternate between buying a Long Exchange Traded Fund or Mutual Fund and Inverse Exchange Traded Fund or Mutual Fund whenever or system issues a buy or sell signal respectively. Please refer to our Investments webpage for a list of possible Long and Inverse investments.

Long and Inverse Leveraged

Our Long and Inverse with Leverage strategy is our most aggressive strategy. It should only be used by investors who can tolerate a high level of volatility and sizeable draw downs. It provides that investors purchase their Long Leveraged Exchange Traded Fund or Mutual Fund whenever our system issues a "Buy" signal. This is said to be a "Long with Leverage" position. Subsequently the investor would then hold this "Long with Leverage" position until our system issues a "Sell" signal. At this time the investor would sell their Long Leveraged Exchange Traded Fund or Mutual Fund and at the same time purchase an Inverse Leveraged Exchange Traded Fund or Mutual Fund. In this strategy, the investor is said to be "Long and Inverse with Levergage". Furthermore, the investor would continue to alternate between buying a Long Leveraged Exchange Traded Fund or Mutual Fund and Inverse Leveraged Exchange Traded Fund or Mutual Fund whenever or system issues a buy or sell signal respectively. Please refer to our Investments webpage for a list of possible Long Leveraged and Inverse Leveraged investments.