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Tutorial
Advisory Information
Level 1
The intent of this level is to provide an
introductory overview of the stock market elements.
CATEGORIES
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Market Indices
are displayed as WATCH
(don't invest), BUY (date), HOLD until sell is indicated and SELL
(liquidate). One's equity prospect that is represented as part of
an index listed should be treated with the sentiment expressed by the
related index. In short, don't buck the trend. The individual stocks are timed as either one of the
following: SELL/WATCH, BUY ALERT, BUY HOLD or SELL ALERT. The
Dow 30 INDEX took sixteen years to crash 1000. During that
period , some mutual funds
doubled and tripled. Watching the Dow may be dangerous to your wealth.
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Large Cap Stocks
are
based on relative timing criteria. The top 50 are selected from the Standard & Poor's 500. This vetting is
done weekly. Thereafter, the TEKnalysis timing factors are applied.
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Mid Cap
Stocks are based on relative
timing criteria. The top 30 are selected from the Standard & Poor's 400. This vetting is done
weekly. Thereafter, the TEKnalysis timing factors are applied.
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Small Cap
Stocks are based on relative timing
criteria. The top 30 are selected from the Russell 2000 Index. This vetting is done weekly.
Thereafter, the TEKnalysis timing factors are applied. The Russell 2000 Index
measures the performance of the small-cap segment of the U.S. equity universe.
It includes approximately 2,000 of the smallest securities based on a
combination of their market cap and current index membership.
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Sector Funds
- These are Ultra Sector Mutual Funds that are managed by
Profunds.
They allow the establishment of an industry diversified mutual fund sub portfolio. See
Yahoo Finance Mutual Fund Center.
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