Free Market Timing Systems – TSP and ETF Stock Market Trading and Timing Strategies
The links below provide the trade history and current positions for the free market timing systems we provide.
- The ETF 13 Timing System switches between ETFs based on a proprietary momentum based signal. It posts new trades once a week (at most) on the weekends for trading at the close on the next market day (usually Monday).
- The ETF 14 Timing System is similar to the ETF 13 system – except that it provides even better returns but only holds one ETF at a time.
- The TSP Timing System 1 trades the funds available within the Thrift Savings Plan available to United States federal employees (and military). The Thrift Savings Plan, or TSP is a retirement plan similar to a 401k retirement plan. The TSP Timing System 1 reallocates no more than once per month. Allocations and the trade result table graph are updated on weekends, usually by Saturday evening, but sometimes on Sunday.
- The TSP Timing System 4 provides a somewhat more aggressive TSP trading signal.
- The ETF 6 Timing System switches between ETFs based on a proprietary momentum based signal. It posts new trades once a week (at most) on the weekends for trading at the close on the next market day (usually Monday).
