Opens the BMR scoring to every ETF listed in TC2000 — thousands of choices including leveraged funds. Adds a liquidity checklist so you can filter out thinly traded names. Maximum flexibility for experienced investors who want to explore beyond the curated lists.
Choose from any of the ETFs listed in TC2000. Adds a liquidity checklist. Note that many leveraged ETFs are in the list.
BMR is a passive portfolio system — one decision per month, systematic risk control via the 4-month Cash Filter. MAX includes leveraged ETFs — use the liquidity checklist.
Choose from any of the ETFs listed in TC2000. Adds a liquidity checklist. Note that many leveraged ETFs are in the list.
BMR is a passive portfolio system — one decision per month, systematic risk control via the 4-month Cash Filter. MAX includes leveraged ETFs — use the liquidity checklist.
1.Select from components of a watchlist, in this layout it is the DOW 30.
Pick from highest ranked Blended Monthly Rebalancing or BMR score, only if ‘4m Cash Filter’ light is green.
If invested and ‘4m Cash’ Filter light turns red, exit and return to cash.
Columns show returns over various period used in calculating the BMR score.
The ETF 13 is a curated list of ETFs representing the major regions of the world. At the moment in late 2024 we see that US indexes are outperforming the rest of the world, while Nasdaq 100 ETF is outperforming all US indexes.
The ETF 22 curated list adds a few of the S&P sector ETFs. With this investing population, the Consumer Discretionary ETF scores the best.
The ETF 32 curated list adds more asset class investing options.
The ETF MAX options lets you choose from any of the ETFs listed in TC2000. It adds a liquidity checklist. Note many leveraged ETFs are in the list.
Choose from ETFs representing sectors SPDRs
In the all sectors layout, pick the sectors based on the BMR score, then sort the components by percent change to pick the strongest or weakest.