We trade three indices, ETFs, with our mid-term system - the NASDAQ 100, QQQQ, Semiconductor Index, SMH, and the Russell 2000, IWM. The below table shows the three indices largest correction within each signal and the final result of that signal. If the result is highlighted in blue, it means the signal eventually went to CASH. You can use the below table to help determine what percentage of your portfolio you should allocate toward each index. If you have a higher risk tolerance you will have a large percentage of your portfolio in the Semiconductor Index, SMH, if you have a smaller risk tolerance you will have the largest portion of your portfolio in the Russell 2000, IWM. Even though the Semiconductor index outperformed the other indices, some of the corrections within each signal were quite large. Your allocation decision should be based on your risk tolerance. How large of a correction are you willing to sit through?
The default allocation is an even long or short (depending on the current signal) of QQQQ (33%), SMH (33%), and IWM (33%).
If you are interested in trading funds with our signals, you can look at the table on the long-term works page to pick out the appropriate funds.