Following The Money With Asbury Research is a free podcast and report that we use to stay in contact with individuals and businesses that have expressed interest in our research and services, and to educate them on our data-driven approach to investing. Contact Us to request additional information.
This bi-weekly podcast provides the latest update and overview of our data-driven models:
- the Asbury 6 for Tactical Risk Management
- the Correction Protection Model (CPM) for Wealth Preservation
- the SEAF (Sector ETF Asset Flows) Model for Sector Rotation
- the CARP (Cross Asset Relative Performance) Model for Domestic Asset Allocation
- the US vs. The World Model for Global Asset Allocation
These models collectively answer the two most important questions for investors:
- when to be invested, and
- where to be invested.
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In addition to our bi-weekly Following The Money Podcast, we also choose one chart, Asbury Research model, or data series and accompanying excerpt from our premium research that we believe may best reflect the current condition of the US financial market.
This week, we selected our Asbury 6 risk management model. The Asbury 6, which is updated daily in our Research Center (access requires subscription), is a combination of six diverse market metrics that were combined together to look beyond the day-to-day, up-and-down noise of the stock market to determine its actual health — in much the same way as a doctor first checks the patient’s vital signs during an office visit. We view the “A6” as a lie detector test for the market. It helps us to identify real, sustainable market advances or declines from computer-driven traps for investors — the latter which we believe are often generated by algorithmic (computerized) trading.
The graphic below shows that, through Friday, July 28th, all Asbury 6 constituent metrics are green (positive). The “A6” model itself has been Positive since May 18th. SPX has risen by 10.0% since then.
The Asbury 6 Risk Management Model, July 30th 2023
Four or more constituent metrics in one direction, either Positive (green) or Negative (red), indicate a tactical bias. The dates in each cell indicate when each individual constituent of the “A6” turned either positive (green) or negative (red). When all Asbury 6 constituent metrics are positive, market internals are the most conducive to adding risk to portfolios.
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Disclaimer: This is provided for information purposes only and is not intended to be a solicitation to buy or sell securities. The performance indicated from back-testing or historical track record may not be typical of future performance. No inferences may be made and no guarantees of profitability are being stated by Asbury Research LLC. The risk of loss trading in financial assets can be substantial. Therefore, you should carefully consider whether such trading is suitable for you in light of your financial condition.