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Short-term/Quick-term Indicant Tour for
Exchange Traded Funds
SQI (Short/Quick-term Indicant Consolidated)
a proven demonstration of beating buy and hold
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The Indicant tracks the top thirty ETF's
based on volume. That ensures a ready buyer or seller when you are ready
trade. Each of the three models, (SQI, STI, and QTI) are published daily.
The SQI Model signals buy or sell when the STI and QTI signal the same.
The following series of charts reveal how the SQI model works. Notice the
different time axis for the Quick-term Indicant, which has shorter time
intervals per chart so that Force Vectors and Vector Pressure for
option
trading are clearly visible on the charts. |
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The combination of the Short-term Indicant,
Quick-term Indicant, and the SQI model puts to rest complaints from new
Indicant members. The Mid-term Indicant signaled buy for several stocks
and funds in October 2002 and again in March 2003. Many of these buy
signals yielded triple digit earnings by early 2004. New members after
these buying sprees complained that the Mid-term Indicant only signals buy
once. Since they were not members when the buy signals occurred, they felt
"left out." The Quick-term Indicant and Short-term Indicant signal buy
more frequently. This will allow members to participate in continuing
bullish movements, in addition to always avoiding any major bearish
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