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This is the Timer Digest hotline for Saturday March 27.
The Dow stands at 10,212.97 Down 5.85 points on Friday but Up 24.34 points for the week. There have been 2 signal changes and 1 Consensus signal change for the Bond Consensus since Wednesday's Hotline. And, there have been realignments in the Top Ten, and Gold Consensus. The Top Ten Consensus is Bullish with 6 Bulls and 4 Bears. The Top Long Term Timers are Bearish with 2 Bulls, 6 Bears and 2 Neutral. Joseph Granville has moved to a Sell signal for the Long Term Consensus. The Top Bond Timers are now Neutral with 2 Bulls, 2 Bears and 1 Neutral. Glenn Neely has moved to Neutral for Bonds. And, the Top Gold Timers are Bullish with 5 Bulls. Now the comments of the top Timers.
Larry Czelusta of Index Rx is on a February 5 Sell signal. He says the volatility of the markets is common when indecision reigns, but the indicators still signal a downward trend.
Joseph Granville of the Granville Market Letter is on a December 31, Sell signal. He said despite Thursday's sharp advance it was a short covering rally that had no staying power and was technically very weak; his bearish outlook remains unchanged.
Robert Morrow of the High Tech Growth Forecaster is on a January 29 Sell signal. He believes the downtrend is about 2/3 complete, and that it will then set the stage for higher prices later in the year.
George Dagnino of Peter Dag Portfolio Strategy is on a November 6 Buy signal. He said despite recent market weakness Sentiment indicators are bullish and Seasonality is positive and favors higher prices until May.
George Slezak of stockindextiming.com is on a November 14, Buy signal. He said there is still a generally bullish net portfolio hedger position, but the rate of change needs to slow down or we may be coming into trouble if the hedging continues at this rate for a few more weeks.
Steven Check of the Blue Chip Investor is on an April 5 Buy signal. He said while it is safe to say that the next 12 months will not produce returns anywhere near the level of the last 12 months, it will likely be a very positive year.
John Buckingham of the Prudent Speculator is on a January 10 Buy signal. He said one of the big reasons for his continued optimism is the tremendous productivity gains and significant cost-cutting initiatives that have taken place over the past few years.
Dan Sullivan of The Chartist is on an April 7 Buy signal. He said putting all the data together, he remains in the bullish camp, but he would continue to hold off on additional purchases at this time.
James Rohrbach of RIX-Rohrbach is on a March 22 Sell signal. However, he does not anticipate a large drop in the market, but said this will provide investors with a good buying opportunity for the next advance.
Gary Harloff of Intelligent Fund Investor is on a September 5 Buy signal. He is officially bullish although his S&P500 model has weakened and may change when his letter is published next week, just ahead is a seasonally strong period and he looks for a short term up move.
There is no change in the Fidelity Select Program. The Software & Computers fund is the current holding. The Medical Delivery fund is number 1 and is followed in order by: Wireless, Construction & Housing, Medical Equipment & Systems, Natural Gas, Energy, and Software & Computers.
There is no change in the Diversified Select Portfolio, which has current holdings in: Energy, Medical Equipment & Systems, Software & Computers and the Money Market fund.
There is no change in the Model Portfolio or the Dow Jones 30 Strategy, which has current holdings in: Disney, Home Depot, Honeywell, Intel, and United technologies.
If necessary, a special hotline will be available 2 hours before the opening, that is by 7:30 a.m. Eastern Time, on Monday, Tuesday, or Wednesday. Otherwise, the next hotline will be Wednesday evening March 31.
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