2012/11/13 blog.kimblechartingsolutions.com: Dual test of support for the S&P 500 (SPX, SPY)

In his blog, Chris Kimble identifies a current long-term rising wedge pattern in the S&P 500, which resembles the rising wedges that build up during the periods 1998-2000 and 2006-2007, before large market shifts to the downside occurred. The current wedge is also nearing long-term resistance at 1550 that has held since 2000. In conclusion, this is a time when "risk off" is definitively the safer play!

Chris Kimble blogs: "An important "Dual Test of support" is at hand right now for the 500 index. Long investors best hope it holds, because the support line off the 2009 low is very important!  FYI- Support is Support until broken! Twice over the past 12 years, the 500 index broke support lines of these rising wedges at (1) in the chart below and prices fell off quiet a bit."

 Click here for Chris Kimble's full blog article

2012/06/04 InOutSignal SELL SIGNALS - who is first?

InOutSignals: Please take note of these four important longterm SELL Signals that have been issued since 7 May 2012
InOutSignal	Date	Signal Source	Signal	Markets
	12/06/04	momentumstrategie.de	Sell	DAX, S&P 500, SPY World Markets
	12/06/01	kimblechartingsolutions.com	Sell	S&P 500, Broad Markets, World Markets
	12/05/17	theetfbully.com	Sell	International Funds and ETFs
	12/05/07	decisionmoose.com	Sell	S&P 500, SPY

The chart below gives you an idea how these four SELL SIGNALS would have performed for an  S&P 500 investor.
Please use the InOutDates page to see a full list of BUY and SELL signals on InOutSignal.

2012/02/08 www.theetfbully.com issues new BUY SIGNAL for international equity funds

On Tuesday February 7, 2012 a new BUY signal was published at www.theetfbully.com:, to be in effect as of February 8, 2012:

Buy:  International Equity Funds / ETFs

Please read ALL the important comments of the signal author, Ulli the ETF BULLY at http://www.theetfbully.com/. Specifically, Ulli notes in his post:

"In regards to trends, our International Trend Tracking Index (TTI), which started to cross its long-term trend line last week, has now rallied above it by +2.83% generating a ‘Buy’ for that area.
 
Again, this only applies to “broadly diversified international equity ETFs/mutual funds.” If you are not fully invested at this point, you may consider allocating to this area as well. If you do, it is absolutely imperative that you maintain a trailing sell stop on your positions at all times, in case this new cycle runs into resistance and heads back into bear market territory."

You will find investment opportunities in Ulli's table with the Top International Funds / ETFs as of February 2, 2012 here.