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Frequently Asked Questions
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TimingCube
Service and Subscription Questions
General Questions
World
ETF Ranking Questions
More
Subscriber Questions
You
can find the answer to many more questions by looking up the FAQ
of the Week Index.
TimingCube
Services and Subscriptions Questions
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How much does your service cost? |
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We offer
two subscription plans. You can subscribe on a Monthly
basis ($49.95 per month) or a Yearly basis (499.95
per year). The Yearly plan provides the
best value as it saves you almost $100.00 over
a one-year period.
Both
plans give you full access to TimingCube's
services and come with an unconditional
30-day money back guarantee for first time subscribers.
If not satisfied for any reason during the first 30 days,
TimingCube
will be glad to issue a full refund. Please read our Refund/Cancellation
Policy.
There is no long-term commitment.
You can cancel at any time but after the initial 30-day period there are
no refunds.
If you decide to subscribe to our service, you will first
be billed after you complete our subscription process (using
our "Subscribe"
page). You will then choose a User ID and Password which gives
you immediate access to our current signal and other subscriber-only
resources of the Web site.
Unless
you cancel the service, your subscription plan will automatically
renew at the end of the subscription period, and you will
be billed accordingly. This helps prevent any lapses in membership
during which valuable signals could be missed.
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Can I upgrade from a Monthly to a Yearly subscription
plan? |
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Yes!
Upgrading is advantageous and simple. A Yearly
subscription plan costs $499.95 and will save you nearly $100.00
annually.
To find details and initiate the upgrade process, monthly subscribers
must log in and click on the "Show me how"
upgrading button located on the "My Profile"
page.
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What do I get as part of the service? |
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Once a subscriber, you
can log in to the site to access the current signal for our Turbo
and Classic Models, as well as the latest update of the
World ETF ranking list and other subscriber-only information
such as the latest Weekly Updates. You will also be able
to call the "Signal by Phone" number at anytime and check
the current Turbo and Classic signals.
In addition to the most recent signal and market update, Weekly Updates
include the highly regarded Trend Timing School section -- teachings on
the Trend Timing Model and philosophy -- and the FAQ of the Week.
TimingCube
subscribers can elect to be notified of a Turbo Model signal
change, a Classic Model signal change, or both.
TimingCube automatically sends
an e-mail notification to all corresponding subscribers whenever a signal
change occurs and, optionally, a Weekly Update e-mail notification. That
way, you don't have to check the site every day to ensure that you are not
missing out on a new signal or other critical information.
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Do you offer Managed Accounts? |
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Yes, indirectly.
We have arranged for Managed Accounts tracking the TimingCube
strategies and signals to be made available from MARKETTREND Advisors. For details see the "Managed
Accounts" page.
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As a RIA, broker/dealer
or institutional investor can I use the TimingCube
signal for my clients? |
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A professional
subscription is required to use the TimingCube
system and signal to direct the investment of your clients'
assets. The benefits range from offloading the day-to-day research
and money management to a proven and successful approach, to
a continuing record of long-term market-beating performance.
Our professional and institutional services are available through
our sister company MARKETTREND Advisors, and they extend from simple licensing of the signal
and strategy counseling, to full money management.
To find MARKETTREND
Advisors' contact information please refer to our "Managed
Accounts" page.
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Do you have a Referral Program? |
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Yes, we
do! You can refer any friend, relative or colleague and we reward
you for each new subscriber with 1 month free subscription.
You can refer as many people as you like, and will keep receiving
a free subscription month for every one that subscribes and
remains a subscriber for at least 30 days. Some creative subscribers
even post their referral URL in online chat rooms, forums, newsgroups,
etc. to get credit.
For all the details on our Referral Program visit the "Referrals"
page after you log in.
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How can I give a TimingCube
Subscription? |
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The best
way to proceed is to simply go through a brand new registration
by clicking on the "Subscribe"
link on our website and following the simple steps. You will
want to select the "Yearly subscription"
because with automatic renewal a "Monthly subscription"
would be an open ended gift (and giving just one month would
not be of great value). In Step 3 we recommend
you fill out the Personal Information for the gift recipient
with the exception of the e-mail address which should initially
be yours (or the gift recipient will receive our confirmation
e-mail with the amount you paid as well as any other e-mails
we send prior to you informing her/him of the gift). Of course
the Payment Information is yours and it is perfectly secure
as we do not display the full card number in the "My
Profile" page.
The only extra steps remaining to complete your gift subscription
are:
- Send
us an e-mail to support@timingcube.com
requesting us to remove your credit card information from
the gift account to prevent automatic renewal at the end
of the 1st year (make sure you include the
User ID of the gift account in your request)
- Last
but not least, at the time of your choosing, inform the
lucky recipient of your wonderful gift and be sure to
give her/him the website address www.timingcube.com
and their personal User ID and Password.
You should also instruct them to go to the My
Profile page when they first log in and change
the e-mail address to their own (or they will not receive
our signals or any other notifications)
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Can
I check the Turbo and Classic signals over the phone? |
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When away from the Internet
or e-mail, subscribers can obtain the current Turbo and
Classic signals over the phone by using our "Signal
by Phone" service. The message is updated daily, at the same time
as the Web site, after the market close by 9:00pm ET. Access number and
code details can be found in the "My Profile" page after
you log in.
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Can
I access the current Turbo and Classic signals with my SmartPhone? |
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A SmartPhone
is a mobile device combining the capabilities of a wireless
phone with PDA-type functionality. They let you communicate
via voice or text along with the ability to access online information
so you can stay in touch while on the go.
As part of our ongoing efforts to keep our subscribers informed in a timely
manner wherever they are, TimingCube
provides secure SmartPhone access to the current Turbo
and Classic signals and trade results.
In order to function with our service, the SmartPhone must be
equipped with:
- An
Internet access
- A
JavaScript-enabled browser accepting secure pages (HTTPS
protocol)
Examples
of compatible devices:
- Palm
OS 5 (or later) SmartPhones, e.g. PalmOne Treo 650, 700
...
- Windows
Mobile 2003 (or later) SmartPhones, e.g. Samsung i600
All you
need to do is enter the https://www.timingcube.com/app/html?page=pda_login
URL into your SmartPhone's browser and follow the usual login
steps.
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How do you generate your timing signals? |
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Our Classic
Model generates its signals using price and volume action on the
Nasdaq Composite Index
. The Model was developed in early 2001 using years of market data and experience
and has been backtested since January 3, 1989. Our Model is not intended
for day traders, but for long-term investors, as it generates few signals.
On average three to five signals per year will be issued, but over the past
15 years, acting on these signals has proven extremely profitable, as shown
on our Classic Model "Results"
page.
Our Turbo Model derives its signals from the behavior of
the QQQ
. QQQ is the ETF based on the Nasdaq 100
, an index driven primarily by the largest technology companies in the United
States. Taking into account the volatility of the index, our Turbo
Model can be in a slower, trend-following state where signals and
trades are few; or switch to more frequent trading where signals can occur
as often as twice a week, with an overall average of 4 signals per month.
Its is therefore intended for both long-term investors and active traders.
Launched in October 2011, The Turbo Model has been backtested
since the inception of the QQQ ETF, that is March 1999.
Both Models are
100% mechanical and unemotional, but the specific ingredients and recipes
are proprietary and are therefore not disclosed. Please note that the algorithms
used for the two Models are completely different and do not rely on each
other. Coupled with the fact that the Turbo Model trades
more often, It is therefore entirely possible for the Turbo
and Classic signals to be different on any given day.
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Are your results verified by an independent third
party? |
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At TimingCube,
everything we do is based on absolute integrity. For complete
accountability, our trades and returns are independently verified
and tracked by TimerTrac.com.
Click the TimerTrac logo for independent verification of our track record.
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How and when do I get notified about signal changes? |
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TimingCube's
Classic and Turbo Models are run at the
end of each trading day. If a new signal is issued, it will be posted on
this Web site and accessible by subscribers at the Signal by Phone
number by 9:00 pm ET that same day. Subscribers are also notified of the
signal change by e-mail.
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How do I cancel and discontinue the service? |
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You can
cancel at anytime. You simply have to send a cancellation request
by e-mailing us at support@timingcube.com
or by using our "Contact Us"
page. Please specify your User ID in the message.
Please
read our Refund/Cancellation
Policy.
General Questions
Trend Timing is an investment
approach pioneered by TimingCube,
which enables investors to profit in both up or down markets by implementing
Models that follow the broad market trends. Our purely mechanical Models
observe past and current market action to determine the general trend.
The Classic Model is developed for long-term investors
and instead of daily or weekly trading, it only generates on average 3 to
5 signals per year. For its part, our Turbo Model generates
higher returns by trading more often, with an average of 4 signals per month.
Both Trend Timing Models have the unique ability to capture the high correlation
that exists between major stock markets over extended periods of time, and
in turn allows the exact same signal to be applied successfully to various
market indexes, both U.S. and international. We do not predict how long
a trend will last or how strong it will be. No one can do so consistently.
The beauty of our Models is that we always know exactly where we stand,
as long as the trend is up we have a Buy
signal, and as long as the trend is down we have a Sell
signal; For the Classic Model, a Cash
signal can issued when the Model detects conflicting trends or as a stop
loss security.
Trend Timing is both completely unemotional and extremely profitable.
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Do
the Turbo and Classic signals work with all the U.S. and international
indexes? |
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Yes. The signals generated
by our Turbo and Classic Models apply
to the broad stock market. Because of the high correlation between World
bourses, our signals can be used to successfully time many U.S. and international
indexes. Any disconnects between indexes do not last long, even international
ones. For more information about the correlation of broad markets, you can
review the Trend Timing School article titled "The
Trend is contagious" and "Correlation
of world stock markets" in the June 11, 2004 and
March 14, 2008 issues of our Weekly Updates.
Recognizing that relative strength always changes between markets we offer
the World strategies to help you diversify your portfolio
by investing in markets that show the strongest momentum.
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Why try to time the stock market? |
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Many people
will tell you that it is useless to try to time the market,
because it cannot be done consistently. We disagree, and we
hope you will too after checking our Turbo Model "Results"
page.
Many investors fail to time the market because they make decisions
based on emotions, not facts. Human nature pushes us to follow
the crowd and overpay for a stock that is about to peak, or
dump another one because of a scary market drop, when we should
in fact be buying it. Because of this, we believe that the key
to successful market timing is to use a 100% mechanical system
that completely removes emotions from the investing process.
Of course such a Model will only be as good as the criteria and indicators
it uses to generate timing signals. The TimingCube
Turbo and Classic Models provide an excellent
way to time the broad stock market. As Buy and Hold investors have learned
in 2000, 2001 and 2002 and early 2008, being invested in stocks during a
significant market drop can be devastating. An investor following TimingCube's
Models would not only have avoided those losses, but could also have profited
tremendously from the market collapse.
We recommend
using diversified investment vehicles that mirror major U.S.
and international market indexes such as the Nasdaq 100
, Russell 2000
, S&P 500
, the Brazilian's Bovespa, the Hong Kong's Hang Seng ...
Index tracking investments mostly fall in two categories: Exchange Traded
Funds (ETFs) and mutual funds, nonetheless the popularity and variety of
ETFs is increasing at a fast pace, while mutual funds are losing momentum.
Similar to stocks, ETFs can be bought long, sold short, on margin, and can
be traded at the market open, the day following a signal change. ; since
ETFs can be found to match, double, inverse, and double inverse performance
objectives for most indexes, they can be used to implement the TimingCube
strategies and are viable alternatives for qualified retirement accounts
where "shorting" and "margin trading" is not allowed. Mutual funds on the
other hand are usually traded at the market close. Because of the resulting
one-day delay, mutual fund are not suitable vehicles for our Turbo
Model, as signals can come as frequently as twice a week during
volatile periods. Investors looking to follow the Turbo Model
should therefore stick to ETFs instead.

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I am a new subscriber. How should I act on your
current active signal? |
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You have
three options:
- You can decide
to follow the current active signal. For example, if a Buy
signal has been in effect for some time, you would just buy shares
of your selected ETF and become fully invested at the time you join
- A more prudent
approach would be to use dollar cost averaging. For example, if you
intend to invest $10,000 using our Turbo or Classic
signal, you could start your investment with 20% of that total immediately,
and add 20% to the position each week until you are totally invested,
or until we issue a new signal. You can review the March 28, 2008
issue of the Weekly Update "How
to invest when starting mid-signal" for more details about dollar
cost averaging.
- Finally, you
could simply wait until the next signal, but this might possibly keep
you on the sidelines for several weeks or months
It is up to you to decide which option to
choose, based on your tolerance for risk.
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When
to trade after a new Turbo or Classic signal has been issued? |
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TimingCube's
Turbo and Classic Models are run at the
end of each trading day. If a new signal is issued, it will be posted on
this Web site and accessible by subscribers at the Signal by Phone number
by 9:00 pm ET that same day. Subscribers are also notified of the signal
change by e-mail. In order to achieve the full benefit from the signal,
you should act on it as soon as possible.
If
your selected investment vehicle is an ETF, your order should
be placed before the market opens on the next trading day.
Since ETFs trade like stock, they can be bought or sold at
market open. All performance results posted on this site assume
the trading occurs at market open, the day after a signal
change. This is the only realistic way to measure performance,
as you could not possibly have acted on the new signal any
earlier.
If you follow the
Classic Model and your selected investment vehicle is
a mutual fund, your order should be placed before or during the trading
hours of the day following the signal change. Since most mutual fund families
only calculate the Net Asset Value (NAV) at the end of each trading day,
this ensures that you will buy the mutual fund at the first available
price. This is a significant difference between ETFs and mutual funds:
whereas you can buy an ETF right at market open, you in effect have to
wait until market close to buy an equivalent mutual fund. Over time the
performance impact of the one day delay should be fairly minor but since
the Classic Model trades very little, nevertheless, you
should be on the lookout for fund families that are starting to offer
intra-day mutual fund pricing.

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Your current signal is losing money. Should I move
to a money market fund and wait for a signal change? |
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No, you should not!
If in doubt, have a look at our
Turbo Model "Results"
page and you will see that the best course of action is to simply follow
the signal.
Furthermore, we designed a way to limit losses in our Classic Model:
a Cash signal is automatically
issued by the Model if the Nasdaq Composite Index moves against our current
position by more than 9% from our Buy
or Sell entry point. This is designed
to keep any losses to a reasonable minimum from the entry point when we
are most vulnerable, as no timing Model will always be 100% right. Once
the Nasdaq Composite Index has advanced 7% or more from our entry point,
the maximum drawdown limit is ratcheted-up to 15% and the Cash
signal becomes a trailing stop. This means that from then on, if the Composite
declines 15% from its most recent closing high on an active Buy
signal, or moves up 15% or more from its recent closing low on an active
Sell signal, a Cash
signal will be issued and you will be notified. When a Cash
signal is generated, you should liquidate your current long or short investments
and keep the proceeds in cash or in a money market fund until a new Buy
or Sell signal is issued.
For its part, our Turbo Model never issues a Cash
signal, nor does it have any stop loss point. Over the 12 years of backtested
performance, the Turbo Model Long and Short strategy has achieved an annualized return of over 88% with a maximum drawdown of 14%. We feel that is a very
reasonable risk level given the tremendous potential for gains with Turbo.
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Your current signal has gained so much, isn't it
time to take some profits? |
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It is, of
course, for you to decide! Just be aware that, in the past,
our trades have lasted up to a year and a half and returned
over 200%, so there is nothing that says we are close to the
next signal.
If in doubt, have a look at our Turbo Model "Results"
page and you will see that the best course of action is to simply
follow the signal.

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Can
the Turbo and Classic Models be used to invest retirement
funds such as 401(k) and IRA? |
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The answer is an emphatic
yes. Moneys you set aside for your retirement are the funds that most necessitate
a sound, disciplined, long-term, all-weather investment method. Retirement
funds have a number of ideal characteristics as investment assets, namely
that you are unlikely to withdraw and spend them in the short term and that
gains and dividends are typically reinvested. Even if you are already retired
and are living off the nest egg, you still have a long-term perspective
for your retirement assets. In addition, if the funds are in a qualified
retirement plan such as an IRA or 401(k), you further benefit from tax deferred
growth. By fully reinvesting dividends and capital gains and not having
to pay taxes until you start withdrawals, you unleash the full power of
compounding.
The most common challenge in qualified retirement plans is finding available
investment vehicles and in turn adapting to the most appropriate strategy.
By law, the use of short selling and margin trading are prohibited in retirement
accounts. If your IRA account is with a large financial services or brokerage
firm you most likely have access to ETFs that track broad market indexes
or their opposites, with or without leverage, which should allow you to
fully implement the strategy you decide is right for you.
Because
of the prospect of some quicker trading, we caution subscribers
trading our Turbo Model in their IRA, Roth, or other non-margin accounts
to make sure that cash is available in their account before
trading. To minimize any potential trade issues, those accounts
should consider using less than half of their account value,
trading leveraged ETFs to make up for the smaller allocation.
For example, instead of using QQQ
and the corresponding
inverse ETF PSQ to implement the Turbo Long and Short strategy
in an IRA, we can use the double-leveraged QLD/QID
pair
on half the portfolio size, keeping the other half in cash.
Practically, in a $20,000 account, a Buy signal would suggest
we buy no more than $10,000 worth of QLD, with a Sell signal
driving a purchase of no more than $10,000 worth of QID.
Taking this approach should always keep plenty of cash on
hand for trade settlement and minimize the remote possibility
that your account will encounter any trading restrictions.

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Are
the TimingCube
Models related to the TradeGuru
System? |
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No!
The two services are different and their recommendations are
completely unrelated. Because of this the two services are complementary
and having a portion of your portfolio dedicated to each should
work well and provide strategy diversification. 
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Are
the TimingCube
Models related to the ETFTide
System? |
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No!
ETFTide and TimingCube are separate and different services, and they are independent of each other. While it is good to use complementary services for strategy diversification, you should not attempt to mix the two. Specifically, the ETFTide portfolio is not meant to be timed with broad market trends because many of the ETFs which represent sectors or commodities are not correlated. 
First we
need to emphasize that the three services are different and
their recommendations are completely unrelated. Unlike TimingCube,
the TradeGuru
System exclusively looks at historical fundamental data to select
the stocks we recommend. It performs top down company selection
based on valuation and leadership fundamentals such as earnings
growth. The ETFTide
system uses a momentum based Model to rotate the type of investment
depending on market action.
The differences are detailed in the table below.
Comparison of TimingCube,
TradeGuru
and ETFTide
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TimingCube |
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Style
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Index
investing |
Stock
picking |
ETF
investing |
Strategy |
Trend
timing |
Special
stock opportunities |
Ranking
based on Momentum |
Market
side |
Long/Short |
Long
only |
Long
only |
Investment
vehicles |
ETFs,
mutual funds, options |
Individual
stocks, options |
ETFs,
options |
Investor
profile
Character
Risk tolerance
Time horizon |
Moderate
Low - Medium
Long-term
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Aggressive
High
Short-term
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Aggressive
Medium - High
Medium -term
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Average
trade frequency |
4
signals per year (Classic Model)
4 signals per month (Turbo Model)
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1
trade per month |
1
trade per month |
Average
trade duration |
3
months (Classic Model)
10 days (Turbo Model)
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2
months |
4
months |

World
ETF Ranking Questions
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Can
I use the World strategy with the TimingCube
Classic signal? |
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The answer
depends on your style of investing and your risk tolerance;
please refer to the Classic Model "Description" page for
detailed explanations. There are two basic strategies you can
implement with the World ETF Ranking:
- Long Only:
This strategy follows the World ETF Ranking recommendations
when the TimingCube Classic
signal is Buy and goes to
cash when the Classic signal is Sell
- Long and
Short: Follows the World ETF Ranking
recommendations when the TimingCube
Classic signal is Buy
and shorts the QQQ
or instead buy the corresponding inverse ETF (ticker symbol
PSQ
) when the Classic signal is Sell
We also provide the
returns for the Buy and Rebalance strategy, which ignores
the Classic signals altogether and stays fully invested
in the World ETF Ranking's Top 5 ETFs at all times, rebalancing
every 4 weeks. Because this strategy is always invested and never short,
it is similar in concept to the Buy and Hold approach for a single index/ETF
and therefore provides for an appropriate way to compare returns.
For its part, our Turbo
Model does not use the World ETF Ranking. The
reason is that our Turbo Model is a "point" trading
Model where we advise subscribers to trade only one or two major equity
indexes. Given that the Classic Model typically has signals
that can last many months, there is more benefit to trying to identify and
focus your investment on the best performing areas of the market. World
ETF Rankings provide that guidance for where markets are hottest.
Thus, with Classic, you gain from both the signal as well
as from what index or country ETFs you use. With the Turbo Model
potentially issuing signals twice a week during volatile periods, the gains
come almost solely from the accuracy of the signal. There is far less to
be gained from buying and selling a multi-position portfolio and, indeed,
you would likely experience higher trading costs with no better performance
as a result of trading more than one or two positions with the Turbo
Model.

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Why short the Nasdaq 100 instead of the index itself? |
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Depending
on the indexes, there may be limited choices of investment vehicles
available and they can have trading restrictions. Furthermore, our extensive testing using simulated inverse indexes have demonstrated that shorting the Nasdaq 100 was delivering better results than shorting the top indexes themselves.
So for simplicity and efficiency sake, we use the Nasdaq 100, which offers a well traded ETF (QQQ) and inverse ETFs (PSQ
), to implement the Long and Short strategy.

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How do you rank the indexes? |
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The Model
used to rank the indexes is mostly momentum based; it is 100%
mechanical and unemotional, but the specific ingredients and
recipe are proprietary and therefore are not disclosed. The
result of our calculation translates in a TimingCube
proprietary Strength Indicator which determines
each index rank. This indicator is provided for information
in the ranking table of the "Signal and Ranking"
page; the higher the number, the higher the momentum and the
higher the rank (#1 is the highest rank).

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How and when do I get notified about changes in
the World ETF Ranking system? |
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TimingCube's
World ETF Ranking Model is run at the end of
each trading week on Fridays, and the updated list will be posted
on this Web site by 9:00 pm ET that same day.

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How many positions should I trade in my portfolio? |
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Our extensive
backtesting has demonstrated very good results of portfolios
with five indexes. This does not mean that this is a minimum
or a maximum; depending on the size of your portfolio and the
amount of diversification you are seeking, you may want to trade
more or less positions. 
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How should I act on your World ETF Ranking recommendations? |
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You have
three options:
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If you are starting a new portfolio, decide how many positions
you want to trade and purchase your investment vehicles
of choice (ETFs, ETF options) following the most recent
ranking
- You
are at the end of your rebalancing cycle (typically four
weeks), so you get the latest ranking from the TimingCube
Web site and trade accordingly
- You
are in a middle of your rebalancing cycle, simply ignore
the recommendations, and wait until it is time to rebalance

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I am a new subscriber. How should I act on your
current World ETF Ranking recommendations? |
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You first
have to decide how many positions you want to trade (see "How
many positions should I trade in my portfolio?"). And
next you should trade according to the latest ETF ranking.

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When to trade after a new list has been issued? |
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TimingCube's
World ETF Ranking Model is run at the end of
each trading week on Fridays, and the updated list will be posted
on this Web site by 9:00 pm ET that same day. When your four
week period is up, you should rebalance your positions as soon
as possible, typically during the next trading day. To alleviate
the potential risk for opening gaps on new recommendations,
for thinly traded ETFs, we do not recommend placing market orders
before the market open. Instead, you should trade manually after
the open to wait for any significant gap to close back down.
If you cannot do that, we would recommend a limit order with
the limit set at say 1% above the previous closing price.

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Why not rebalance my portfolio on a weekly basis
when you update the World ETF Ranking? |
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The ranking
is updated on a weekly basis to allow new comers to build their
positions without having to wait too long between updates. Nonetheless
there may be little changes from one week to the next and our
backtesting has demonstrated that rebalancing every four weeks
delivers good results without incurring too much trading. Since
our Model is momentum based and long-term oriented, it is unlikely
that the ranking will change dramatically from one week to the
next. Anyway, would an ETF slip a few positions, it could take
a while before this impacts the returns.

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Can I use regional rather than country specific ETFs? |
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Using regional ETFs covering wide areas like Europe, South America or Asia/Pacific can be an alternative to cherry picking a selection of country specific ETFs, especially in times when our ranked list shows top performers coming from the same region. However, this is a more conservative approach and might miss on some of the best performance of the countries outperforming their peers.

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Do you use stop losses with the World strategies? |
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The backtested
World ETF Ranking returns available on the
TimingCube Web site
were obtained without the use of any stop loss. Nonetheless,
due to the volatility of some of the international indexes,
during certain periods some of them may experience significant
drawdowns, so depending on your risk tolerance, you may feel
more comfortable if you implement your own stop loss.

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