Stock Market Timing 
        Market Commentary 
        
          - Big 
            Trends. Daily TrendWatch from HardRightEdge.com.
 
          - After 
            Midnight. Toni Hanson is usually a good read each morning and 
            usually contains a relevant clue to reading the charts.
 
          - Financial 
            Sense Online. Daily market wrapup with occasional market direction 
            commentary.
 
         
        Trend Analysis 
        
          - Aegean 
            Capital Group, Inc.. Home of Ike Iossif (President/CIO), a superb 
            technical analyst. The website is one of the ugliest looking on the 
            web, but they have great stuff. 
 
          - Market 
            Summary & Forecast. Larry Katz website. His MSF Technical 
            Barometer gives good idea whether overbought/oversold condition.
 
          - MarketSwing. 
            Donald Sew makes his home there. One of the best market timers available. 
            Utilizes unique "Class" calls. The message boards are light 
            but informative. When Donald Sew goes on Yahoo! 
            Chat click on Business&Finance on the left, then User Rooms 
            on the upper right, then click on Yukon.
 
          - Investors 
            Hub. Where Zeev Hed hangs out. Check in Free Zone, User's Groups. 
            Zeev uses a proprietary timing system called Turnips. Zeev occasionally 
            makes good market direction calls. He's a very good stock picker.
 
          - Top 
            Advisor's Corner. Periodic updates from some of the best known 
            names in the stock market advisory business.
 
         
        Index Analysis 
        
        Indicators, Ratios, etc. 
        
        Market cycles, and other studies 
        
          - Market 
            Cycles. Buy in November and sell in May, and other cycle theories.
 
          - Market 
            Turns Cyclic Advisory is edited nightly by Jim Curry. Specializes 
            in Hurst cyclical analysis to definine short and intermediate-term 
            market turning points. (Expensive paid service.)
 
          - Market 
            timing using the S&P 500. A simple approach which follows 
            two exponential moving averages (i.e. the 10-week and 50-week) of 
            the S&P 500.
 
         
         
            
         
         
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