John is a true professional and knows his business. I appreciate how his tools and metrics are very straightforward and easy to follow.
@BEARnobull2day3 ай бұрын
John your analysis of the markets is always straight forward. I think you and David Keller are the two best for a no nonsense approach. Which pit(s) did you trade in when you where at the CME and what years where you down there?
@asburyresearch3 ай бұрын
Thank you for the compliment. Over 17 years at the CME I worked or traded in pretty much every trading pit on the floor.
@tonyford80063 ай бұрын
You've better resources for tracking the asset flows. Thank you, for sharing your insights. I'm pleased to see that my holdings mirror yours. Take care.
@suthamm3 ай бұрын
what if the indicators are conflicting with each other?
@asburyresearch3 ай бұрын
Indicators are constantly conflicting with each other, whether it is technical, fundamental, or economic data. Choosing which indicators to pay attention to at what times is what separates good analysts/investors from not-so-good ones.
@thealternativecontrarian99363 ай бұрын
a couple of questions Are these six ranked in order of impact or importance? Instead of market breadth which gauges the percentage of stocks above a level, do you have a way of measuring the percentage of stocks that are trending? Which I think is more powerful.
@asburyresearch3 ай бұрын
The Asbury 6 are not ranked in order of importance.
@TurnkeyTrading3 ай бұрын
some questions Are your six market metrics ranked in order of importance or impact? You use market breadth which measures a percentage of stocks above a certain level, but have you ever looked at using a percentage of stocks that are trending? Do you send any trade alerts for stocks or options? Might be a good idea.
@asburyresearch3 ай бұрын
The constituent metrics in our models are chosen by quantitative backtesting from a large and comprehensive list of market tools.