SQI means Short-term and Quick-term Indicant.
The Indicant's Short-term and Quick-term models have been
consolidated into one model, called the SQI. The Indicant publishes the
SQI daily, as well as the STI (Short-term Indicant) and the QTI
(Quick-term Indicant) for Exchange Traded Funds. You will notice the Indicant Volume Indicator at the top of the Short-term Indicant
charts. As you can see, the QQQQ Indicant Volume Indicator obviated the
QQQQ's dramatic bear cycle in 2000 "before" it happened.
Successful investing requires
anticipation. It is important to see the component parts to the SQI. That
will help you not only anticipate the ETF's next move, it beats buy and
hold, regardless of your long or short-term trading preferences, including
options trading. The following chart illustrates one component to the SQI
model. It is the Short-term Indicant. Scrolling down reveals a table that
shows it beating buy and hold by 155.3%.
