How The System Works

It is a simple fact that as the major markets move up or down, so too do most individual equities.  Therefore the ability to anticipate directional shifts in the primary markets (NASDAQ, S&P 500, etc.) leads to significant advantage for trading certain indexed ETFs.  This is the premise upon which the LogicTiming system is built.

• We run the LogicTiming computer model once per day - at the market close.
• The model performs a full analysis, issuing a Buy, Sell, Cash, or Hold signal.
• The daily signal is e-mailed to our subscribers, usually by 4:15 pm Eastern (GMT-05) but not later than 6:15 pm, except on Friday or the day before a holiday when we may delay the signal e-mail to enable additional research.  (Please read our caveats regarding internet e-mail.)
• In addition to the e-mail, we post the signal to the members area of the website.  You can always login to check current signal status.
• Subscribers respond to new action signals by placing the appropriate trade orders with their broker for execution on the next business morning.
• See our ETFs page for information on which instruments we trade.

LogicTiming Signals

New signals are issued as Buy,  Sell,  Cash,  and  Hold.

A LogicTiming Buy signal is a buy/ long action signal.  It implies that LogicTiming anticipates that the market will move higher.  If you are currently short, cover your position with a buy-to-cover order and take a long position the next trading morning.  If you are currently in cash, simply take a long position.

A LogicTiming Sell signal is a sell/ short action signal.  It implies that LogicTiming anticipates that the market will move lower.  You'll need to sell your existing long position and establish a cash or short position (depending on your level of risk tolerance) the next trading morning.  Short-selling is not required to profit from the LogicTiming system.  It is simply an option for experienced traders able and willing to assume an elevated risk profile.

A LogicTiming Cash signal is an exit-to-cash action signal.  It implies an uncertain or directionless market and instructs us to move to the sidelines by taking a cash position, closing out any current long or short positions, and to remain in cash until the next LogicTiming Buy or Sell signal. 

A LogicTiming Hold signal means no action is required today - simply stay the course and continue with your current positions, based upon the most recent action signal.  This is the signal you will see 90% of the time since action signals are issued (on average) only about twice per month.  The Hold signal e-mail can be deactivated by the client, if desired.

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