TimingCube: QQQ Market Timing - Boost Your Stock Trading Gains!
TimingCube: QQQ Market Timing - Stock market timing service that provides buy and sell timing signals for QQQ stock trading or investing in Nasdaq 100 mutual funds (Rydex, Profunds). Dramatically outperforms Buy and Hold QQQ investing.






Welcome to TimingCube.com! TimingCube offers a stock market QQQ timing service for long-term investors. It provides a buy and sell timing signal for QQQ trading or investing in Nasdaq 100 mutual funds (Rydex, Profunds). It dramatically outperforms Buy and Hold QQQ investing.
Welcome to TimingCube.com! TimingCube offers a stock market QQQ timing service for long-term investors. It provides a buy and sell timing signal for QQQ trading or investing in Nasdaq 100 mutual funds (Rydex, Profunds). It dramatically outperforms Buy and Hold QQQ investing.

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May 16, 2008
Consequences
May 9, 2008
A few words about compounding
May 2, 2008
The Fed to the rescue
April 25, 2008
Money to dedicate to the stock market
Credit crisis status update
The wash sale rule
Bear with us
How to invest when starting mid-signal
Time to protect yourself
Correlation of world stock markets
Investing in the seventies
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Alpha and beta
The human factor
The ins and outs of shorting
Heavy weather
Cap-weighted indexes to the fore
ETF liquidity
Mixing timing and momentum strategies
Head-and-shoulders reversal
2007 year in review
Volume: the footprints of giants
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The art of rebalancing
Inflation, past, present and future
The business cycle
Changing of the guard
Sovereign wealth funds
Bubble makers
Volatility returns
Dumping the greenback
Cyclical predictions
Getting with the trend
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Trend Timing School Curriculum
Honest money
Celebrating one year of World Index Ranking
Times of uncertainty
Market safety valves
The Plunge Protection Team
Market corrections
Split personality
Subprime woes and dominos
Broker update
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Dollar proofing your portfolio
The end of the U.S. dollar era
Technical divergence
Time horizons
ETFs top 500 billion in assets
Global liquidity glut
Interest rates at a crossroads
Short interest
Bull markets
Soft landings
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Closed-end versus open-end ETFs
The derivative time bomb
Leverage beyond margin
Investing in China
China: opportunity or threat?
Risk/reward management
The rise of emerging markets
Portfolio allocation
Baby Boomers and the stock market
The importance of money management
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The market is always right
ETF Review
The ABC's of ETFs
Investment vehicles
The strategies
The two schools of investing
About the TimingCube Model
Trend Timing revisited
2006 Year in review
ETF dividends and distributions
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Preparing for the next signal
Market indexes, broad versus narrow
Pullbacks and corrections
The U.S. fiscal black hole
Overbought and oversold indicators
Elections and the stock market
Concentration of force
Getting with the program
Correlation coefficient
Stagflation
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Volatility creates opportunity
World Index Ranking statistics
World Index Ranking
A connected world
Creative economic statistics
Obsessive-Compulsive Investing
The ins and outs of backtesting
Evolution
Between a rock and a hard place
Bottom fishers
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Cross currents
Preservation of capital
The Fed
Five-year TimingCube signal anniversary!
Investment vehicle smorgasbord
Seeing red
Back to basics
Annual broker review
Over a barrel
A look at the dark side of the market
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When action speaks louder than words
Market divergence
The impact of lower bond prices on the stock market
Closed-end ETFs
Qualitative versus quantitative
A stealth bull market
The risks of Trend Timing
Long and Short strategies with mutual funds
Relative strength of world stock markets
Leveraged bull/bear mutual funds explained
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Consolidations
Trends within trends
Dow Theory
Savings
ETF liquidity
Market and limit orders
Inflation
Diversification revisited
2005 year in review
Support revisited
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Interest rates and the stock market
Fibonacci and the Golden Ratio
Breakouts
ETF versus Index
Changing leadership
The cash alternative
Turning points
The cost of insurance
Waiting for the big one
Investors and traders
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Industry sectors
Climbing the wall of worry
MACD and momentum
Currency hedging
The stock market impact of catastrophic events
Long and short risks
Equal-weighted index ETFs
A chat with Don Lansing of MarketTrend Advisors
TimerTrac performance rankings
Connected is protected
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Taking profits versus upping the ante
Resistance and support
Bond funds versus money market funds
Independence Day
Stock splits
Four-year anniversary special edition
Ask not what your investments can do for you, but what you can do for your investments
Backtesting - Integral to success in the market?
Fundamental confusion
Hedge funds DIY
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No head, no guts
Cyclical and secular bear markets
Trendless markets
Trend lines
Wash sales
Trade executions
Risk adjusted performance
Risk and volatility
We take what the markets give
Retirement investing, Part 2
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Retirement investing basics
The benefits of perspective
Volatility as a market trend indicator
Option holders versus option writers
Implementing the TimingCube strategies with options
Simple option trades and strategies
Options basics and terminology
Exploiting performance tools
2004 Year in review - Part 2
2004 Year in review - Part 1
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Preview of New Results page
More on ETFs versus bull/bear mutual funds
A short term review of bull/bear mutual funds
How to calculate gains and compound returns
Quantifying the market?s ups and downs
Moving averages
International diversification
The Nasdaq Composite Index
Organized action
Index blends
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The Efficient Market Hypothesis
Confirmation seekers
Dancing the jitterbug
One year of Trend Timing School
Range-bound markets
Debunking the market timing myth
Seasonality investing
Institutional investors speak volume
Trends and catastrophic events
Dismal indicators
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Selecting the right brokerage house
Brokerage accounts versus ProFunds or Rydex accounts
Index investing
ONEQ and QQQ
Annualized, average, compound, cumulative and yearly returns
Exchange Traded Funds explained
Trend Timing compared to Buy and Hold
Three-Year Anniversary Special Edition
The Trend is contagious
Hanging loose
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Finding your personal comfort zone
Time and the power of patience
Risks and Rewards
The Trend Timing discipline
Bravery in action
A chat with the founders
Tax considerations
Serious money
Bull markets, pullbacks, and corrections
The frequency of profits
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The power of diversification
Drawdowns and risk management
Dollar Cost Averaging explained
Q1 2004 Subscriber Survey Results - Part 2
Q1 2004 Subscriber Survey Results - Part 1
Accumulations and distributions as trend indicators
The best contrary indicator
The value of setting realistic expectations
Diversification options
How our Model and single signal capture multiple indices
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Announcing expanded TimingCube service
Beware of forecasts and predictions
The importance of filtering out the noise
The four market quadrants of Trend Timing
The importance of readiness
The power of compounding
The difference between Trend Timing and Momentum Investing
The difference between Trend Timing and "scandalous Market Timing"
Margin trading explained
Short selling explained
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The psychology of bull and bear markets
The importance of profiting in both up and down markets
The market data that feeds our Model
The difference between fundamental and technical analysis
The trend timer's investment style and personality
The Trend


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