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Market Meter Track Record
Market Meter Track Record
By, Simon Maierhofer
Jan 01, 2010
The Market Meter provides a succinct short, mid and long-term forecast of the U.S. stock market. Below is a summary of recent Market Meter forecasts:
 

Recent Market Meter Forecasts:

Subscribers of the Ready-To-Go Portfolios have been a step ahead.
Below is a brief list of updates received by the Ready-To-Go Portfolio audience:

September 12, 2008: "Watch out for more financial bombs"
September 12, 2008" "Financials are in a downward spiral with no stop-loss provision"
October 2, 2008: "The bailout won't work"
The Dow dropped 32% in 45 days

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October 17, 2008: "The Dow will find a tradeable bottom below 7,500 followed by a Nov/Dec rally"
The Dow reached 7,392 on November 21st and rallied into Nov/Dec.

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December 15, 2008: "The Dow should claw its way towards 9,150"
The Dow topped at 9,175 on January 6.

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December 15, 2008: "Dow 9,150 should be followed by Dow 7,500"
The Dow reached 7,500 on February 18, 2009.

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January 15, 2009: "The best target for a low is Dow 6,000 - Dow 6,700"
The Dow bottomed on March 6 at 6,443.

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January 15, 2009: "Once the lows are reached the market should stages the biggest rally since October 2007."
TREND CHANGE ALERT: March 2, 2009:" The biggest rally since the October all-time highs should life the major indexes some 40%."
 
The Dow rallied over 50% from the March lows, the biggest rally since October 2007.

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March 18, 2010: "There are no major resistance levels to speak of until S&P 1,220 and Dow 11,255."
The Dow and S&P peaked on April 26 at 11,308 and 1,219.

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April 16, 2010: "The message conveyed by the composite bullishness is unmistakably bearish."
April 16, 2010: "The pieces are in place for a major decline. We are simply waiting for the first domino to fall."
April 16, 2010: "There has rarely been a more pronounced sell signal."
May 14, 2010: "The market is giving us all the right reasons to be bearish, so bearish we are."
April 28, 2010: "The potential exists that Monday's high marked a significant top."

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WHAT'S NEXT?

Sample Market Meter:




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Bhaskar said on July 31, 2010
  Hindsight is 20/20
Can I get a sample of your July 2010 newsletter please. That was the month which started low but ended high.
Will help in determining about joining.
 
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Robert Thomas said on July 22, 2010
  I would like to see your current newsletter . I would like to determine if your indications will be useable in the trading of my IRA ( mostly cash right now but have shorted this market with SDS etc) Am particularly interested in your technical observations.
 
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Robert Thomas said on July 22, 2010
  I would like to see your most recent newsletter as a sample to see if the working is really usable as a trading strategy. My money is in a self directed IRA so ETF trading would be very possible. I am in cash mostly but have signifigant short positions (SDS etc) and if your timing models coincide with mine as they seem too at first glance, I would certainly be interested in your product. (I currently and generally follow the Elliot Wave principle)
 
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AL BONES said on July 19, 2010
  I would like to see a sample of your most recent newsletter.
 
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mark Hacker said on May 25, 2010
  can I get the most recent new letter as a sample?
 
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rufus caldwell said on April 26, 2010
  I would like to see your most recent newsletter
 
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Rufus Caldwell said on April 26, 2010
  I would like to see a sample of your most recent newsletter
 
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  Simon is the Co-Founder of ETFguide.com and worked as a registered investment advisor (RIA) for 8 years. Simon holds a banking degree with honors from the prestigious German Sparkasse Bank. He grew up in Bavaria/Germany.
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