Economic Logic
Stock Market
Timing Indicators,
as of July 2, 2021:
Indicator Total
-3.0 = Bearish
( Range is -7 to +7 )
No change from two weeks ago
The Seven Indicators:
Short term indicator
(1) AAII Sentiment Ratio
--- Neutral at 64.6% bullish,
for the 6/30/21 four-week average
Medium term indicators
(2) Election Year Cycle
--- Neutral,
until the end of 2022
(3) Seasonality Cycle
--- Bearish,
from May 2021 through October 2021,
then bullish for six months
--- Bearish,
with few large buys in the past month
(5) Federal Reserve Policy
--- Bullish, after a huge expansion of Federal Reserve Credit
and the M2 money supply
Long term indicators
(6) S&P500 Price to Sales Ratio
--- Bearish at 3.19x
on July 2, 2021
(P/S Ratio updated after every trading day)
(7) S&P500 Dividend Yield
--- Bearish at 1.1%
Assuming that dividends equal 50%
of the latest S&P500 four quarter earnings
($94.13 for the year ending 12/31/20)
For the Indicator Total:
+3 to +7 = Bullish
+1.5 to + 2.5 = Moderately Bullish
-1 to +1 = Neutral
-1.5 to -2.5 = Moderately Bearish
-3 to -7 = Bearish
For an individual indicator:
Bullish = +1 point
Moderately Bullish = +0.5 points
Neutral = 0 points
Moderately Bearish = -0.5 points
Bearish = -1 point
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