Our System
Our ETF Timing System is open to everyone. To be a part of this service, all you will need is an online broker account. We use Schwab.com, but there are many others (i.e., E*Trade, Fidelity Investments, Interactive brokers, etc..). You do not need to have a margin account, since we will not have any short sell positions. If we select an ETF that we believe will decline, we will use the inverse ETF for the stock. Therefore, all positions are Buy Long.
How the "ETF Timing System" Works
We first select an ETF that is technically poised for price appreciation. We issue an ETF Alert via email and/or text message. In the ETF Alert, we will notify our members to Sell the current ETF position and go to a Cash position or use your Cash position and Buy the next ETF. Once the trade is placed, all you need to do is wait for the next ETF Alert. There is only one active ETF at any given time. It doesn't get any easier than this. Here is a ~sample ETF Alert~.
If you would like to trade the ETF that we have selected, then you will need to go to your online brokerage account and place the trade.
You can determine the number of shares to purchase using our "Stock Shares Calculator." All you need to do is enter the dollar amount you would like to trade, input the current price of the ETF ($/share), and press "Calculate Shares," as follows:
Stock Shares Calculator
Our Performance
Performance of our ETF Timing System
— Returns of 2024: The system profited +35.14% vs. +23.31% (Benchmark: S&P 500 Index).
— Returns of 2023: The system profited +37.12% vs. +24.23% (Benchmark: S&P 500 Index).
— Returns of 2022: The system profited +25.36% vs. -19.44% (Benchmark: S&P 500 Index).
Year 2022-2024 Returns: Our Compounded Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) is +32.44%. The CAGR for the S&P 500 is +7.29%.
View our ETF Timing System Positions and System Results (Excel, PDF).
Receive Text Alerts to our "ETF Timing System"
If you would like to receive text alerts for this system to your phone, please send us via email the correct format (shown below). Also, state in the email this is for the ETF Timing System. You will need your phone number and the name of your carrier. Here are some examples:
Mobile carrier | SMS gateway domain | ||
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Alltel | number@sms.alltelwireless.com | ||
AT&T | number@txt.att.net | ||
T-Mobile | number@tmomail.net | ||
Verizon | number@vtext.com | ||
Sprint | number@pm.sprint.com | ||
Virgin Mobile | number@vmobl.com | ||
Tracfone | number@mmst5.tracfone.com | ||
Metro PCS | number@mymetropcs.com | ||
Boost Mobile | number@myboostmobile.com | ||
Cricket | number@mms.cricketwireless.net | ||
Ptel | number@ptel.com | ||
Republic Wireless | number@text.republicwireless.com | ||
Google Fi (Project Fi) | number@msg.fi.google.com | ||
Suncom | number@tms.suncom.com | ||
Ting | number@message.ting.com | ||
U.S. Cellular | number@email.uscc.net | ||
Consumer Cellular | number@cingularme.com | ||
C-Spire | number@cspire1.com | ||
Page Plus | number@vtext.com |
If you do not recognize your carrier above, here is a list of Email-To-SMS Addresses:
https://avtech.com/articles/138/list-of-email-to-sms-addresses/
Another list that you may find useful contains International mobile carrier gateway addresses:
https://kb.sandisk.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/17056/~/list-of-mobile-carrier-gateway-addresses
The correct format is: phonenumber@carrier
Once you have found the correct format, contact us at Alerts@ETFTiming.com. In the email, provide us your name, and correct formatted text address, and the service name (ETF Timing System), so that we can add your text number to the ETF Timing System distribution list.
Sincerely,
Support Team
ETFTiming.com, LLC
alerts@ETFTiming.com
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