Rober W. Colby WARNING!

Courtesy of Robert W. Colby Asset Management, Inc.

WARNING !

Now is the time to Reduce Risk and Focus on Capital Preservation
Our Safety First Portfolio Is Outperforming Stocks
Bonds are Bullish, Stocks are Vulnerable
The data clearly show that the move to Safety has already begun. The table below shows that over the latest 4 1/2 months, our Safety First Portfolio has outperformed the S&P 500 significantly.

Portfolio/Index 2014  YTD (through 1:00PM EDT today) Strategy   Data Sheet
Safety First Portfolio                +12.39                   Absolute Return  Safety First                               S&P 500 Index Total Return +1.72%

US Bonds Confirm Bullish Trend    

Long-term, Medium-term, and Inflation Protected U.S. Treasury Bonds rose to their highest level in 10 months today, and are all systematically bullish based on our analysis.

Introducing our Dynamic Allocation Shift Capability  

We now have the ability to shift your money from our Stock Portfolios to our Safety First Portfolio when the stock market turns down (bearish.)  That way, we can focus on capital preservation.  Since the safest investments often rise when risky stocks fall in price, reflecting the shifts of giant, multi-billion dollar institutional portfolios, the safest investments actually can make money for you even when stocks go down.

We can then shift your money back to stocks when the market improves and moves upward (bullish)... Automatically.... based on Robert W. Colby's Systematic Trend Identification Methods.

Be prepared for unforeseen Black Swan financial "accidents"

Posted here on April 16,2014 "JNK:TLH Ratio - Where are we now" ?

Below is an update of that chart...

The 3 year chart

The 1 year chart

Note in the 3 year chart that the red line crossed over the blue line in June 2011.
The same thing happened again in April2014, look at the 1 year chart above.
Although it also happened in May 2012, it was after the 2011 sell off and indicators were over sold and bullish at that time.

Watch your indicators carefully and note that the Intermediate Term Cycles posted on this blog are still pointed down in to July 2014. 

This has been posted for Educational Purposes Only.   Do your own work and consult with Professionals before making any investment decisions. 

Past performance is not indicative of future results.