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Tuttle Tactical Management Weekly Market Commentary

Tuttle Tactical Management, LLC is an investment adviser registered with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. You should not assume that any discussion or information contained in this letter serves as the receipt of, or as a substitute for, personalized investment advice from Tuttle ...

02/13/2013

After a decent selloff earlier in the month the market has continued to move up, but in very small increments.  Most people seem convinced that we are due for another selloff, which seems to be tempering upside enthusiasm.  On the other hand, there also doesn’t seem to be any enthusiasm to sell.

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Our momentum indicators are still extremely bullish on the stock market.  Our positive reading on stocks does not mean that the market is guaranteed to rise from here.  There are still many risks on the horizon (Poor corporate earnings, problems in Europe, slowing economy, partisan bickering in Washington, etc) that could cause a selloff. However, our research suggests that when our momentum indicators are bullish the rewards of being invested outweigh the risks.

In the US we continue to have equal positions in Mid Cap and Small Cap stocks.  Globally, we continue to favor broad based International Developed Stocks.  Our shorter term counter-trend indicators are now slightly overbought.

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