Bullish Percent Indicators this week are bullish when taken as a whole. Investors following or using the Sector BPI model will find three sectors overbought. All the major indexes are bullish with the Dow
Franklin Portfolio Update With A Bard Example: 12 April 2023
Franklin (named for Rosalind of DNA fame) is the portfolio scheduled for an update this morning. Moments ago I checked the latest Sector BPI data and Utilities (VPU) remains in the overbought zone. The recommendation is to place a 3% Trailing Stop Loss
Millikan Portfolio Update: 11 April 2023
Given the over-bought signal generated yesterday for Utilities (VPU) I wanted to update at least one of the four Sector BPI portfolios to see how well it is performing based on annualized IRR data and risk factors such as the Jensen Performance Index. Follow along
Copernicus Portfolio Review: 6 April 2023
Copernicus is the passively managed portfolio up for review this morning. This portfolio is easy to manage and update and it happens to be one of the more successful portfolios tracked here at ITA. As readers will
Schrodinger Robo Advisor Portfolio Update: 29 March 2023
The Schrodinger is a portfolio for all seasons. Individuals preparing for retirement, and this applies to young folks in their 20s, would do well to take a close look at this Robo Advisor computer managed portfolio. If one is still working and has little time to spend
Copernicus All Seasons Portfolio Review: 27 March 2023
While I’m a few days early updating the Copernicus, I need to insert this analysis into the mix for several reasons – new readers at the top of the list. Before anyone is overwhelmed with the various management tools,
Bullish Percent Indicators: 18 March 2023
This week the Bullish Percent Indicators produce interesting information as well as several anomalies. If you are an investor interested or already using the Sector BPI model, there is new information for readers. Index BPI Friday’s market action
Schrodinger Portfolio Review: 15 March 2023
One of two reference portfolios is the Schrodinger. The other is the Copernicus. Were one to lose all spreadsheets and access to databases, these two different investing models would survive and serve the investor quite well. As for the term
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