Entries by Bob Loukas

Daily Cycle Trader

The Daily Cycle Trader portfolio went live 3 months ago and we’ve now closed out the first quarter.  It’s been a hugely successful launch to this portfolio and I wanted to share some of specific results of the portfolio with you:

Total Portfolio Return (3 months): 15.56% 

Total Trades:  26

Winning Trades:  16

Winning Trade %:  61.5%

Avg Winning Trade Profit: 6.4%

Avg Losing Trade Loss: -3.1%

The Daily Cycle Trader portfolio is a consolidation of our shortest duration trades. With the Daily Cycle Trader, we expect to trade at Daily Cycle highs and lows. These Cycles generally occur every 18-25 days, so there will be relatively frequent trading. Daily Cycle trades will generally utilize ETFs and leveraged ETFs. 

SPECIAL OFFER: If you would like to take advantage of this new Portfolio, please consider a membership; we now have Monthly, Quarterly, and Yearly options.  To celebrate the launch of this new portfolio, we’re offering a $28.95 off coupon which could be used against any of the membership options.  Apply it to a monthly membership, making the first month just $1.  Or use it against our already discounted Quarterly and Yearly memberships. 

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Fearless

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Midweek Market Update Report

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Showdown Edition

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A Market Peak

Below are the top 5 performing bull markets in history. Interestingly, and surprisingly, the current bull market is number 4 on the list.  Upon closer examination, we see that the top 3 bull markets occurred as part of a general secular bull market.  Meaning they were part of a period of true economic expansion, a period of real income growth and wealth creation. The current cyclical bull market, however, appears within a greater secular bear market, which makes this the best performing bull market (in terms of performance, not time) of any secular bear period in history. From a timing perspective, the 1970’s bull market (within a Bear Market) ran for 70+ months, while the 2002-2007 bull market (again within a Bear Market) was 55 months in duration.             

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Midweek Market Update

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Dollar Swan Dive

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The Final Run

The coming bounce is going to reveal so much about this Investor and Yearly Cycle.  This bounce should also be the final opportunity to make further all-time highs, for both this Daily and Investor Cycle.  I believe any new high will mark the top of both Cycles, and from there it will be primarily down for another 1.5 Daily Cycles (60 trading days).  As equities are well overdue to begin the decent into what promises to be a deep, corrective (at least -10%) Yearly Cycle Low, I have a suspicion that the coming bounce will fail to make new highs.   

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The FED Rejected

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