i'm long JETS.  oil sector going down has helped.

i saw that the 78 min stopped out yesterday on GDX

I hope you feel better soon

happy birthday   

nice bounce on URA also after hitting the STS stop

so GDX hit the stop on the 78 min KISS then

new STS on the KISS table for URA, now at 26.2 so right around tomorrow's low...we will find out tomorrow what happens.  and I remember Matt mentioned to put the stop 0.1% below the STS level

great stats again on GDXJ which is difficult to trade; I would also like to think that every dog has its day and things like Big Cap Tech won't go forever either and someday might have stats like this where it flounders for a decade.  for example I read the other day that the entire market cap of the Uranium space is about $50 billion which is a little more than what Elon Musk paid for Twitter.

thanks for doing the stats on OIH - wow  - if the KISS system can produce good stats on OIH then it can trade most things.  2020 was when crude oil traded below $0

crude oil is the new precious metals, "politically managed"   

Martin Pring just put out an article on the Middle East stocks and how they are not really breaking down en masse.  I would watch those also.  Link here

because the STS tables don't factor in dividends like stockcharts does; if you do _JPST as the symbol and not JPST, then the chartlooks like the one on stockcharts

PDBC has a yield and does not issue a K-1 (unlike DBC)

Noted.  The key to improving on an all weather portfolio is knowing when to rebalance back to the orig allocations and that is when technical analysis comes in.  So if Matt has a supercharged system for these uncorrelated assets, the return should be much improved.  I have a version of the permanent portfolio and have improved the returns over just a simple thoughtless yearly or quarterly rebalancing.  I rebalance when prices are stretched to the upside or downside based on std deviation over bollinger bands.  

IMO, I would love to see the stats on a basket of assets that are not highly correlated so the performance of the portfolio would be good in any market environment.  Decades ago Harry Browne wrote a book on the Permanent Portfolio in which he talked about an all weather portfolio: stocks, gold, bonds, etc.  There is a mutual fund that mirrors this: The Permanent Portfolio Family of Funds (permanentportfoliofunds.com).  People like Ray Dalio have their own version of it as well.  If I were to construct an all weather portfolio it would be something like this: DBC, USO, EEM, GLD/GLD, IWM, QQQ, SPY, TLT/AGG, BITO

how about URA and an oil services ETF like OIH/XOP- these sectors look promising in coming years

I am long URA because of last week's Kiss STS

surprised URA wasn't featured in the newsletter, broke out of the coil?

Matt, the term you were thinking of was "compounded"?