The chart below displays our proprietary Cheese Factor indicator.
This indicator is calculated relative to the S&P 500,
but it can be applied to other indexes and markets, such as DOW, NASDAQ, etc.
PLEASE, NOTE -- the last 20 days of the Cheese Factor
and the Cheese Forecast (the yellow line) are hidden from non-subscribers.
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CHART EXPLANATION:
When Cheese Factor appears positive (green)
it means traders are buying bullish instruments, and so they expect the market to go up.
When Cheese Factor becomes negative (red),
it indicates traders are buying bearish instruments, and so they expect the market to go down.
Higher spikes represent more intense buying activity, while repeating bars represent commitment over time.
THE YELLOW LINE is all you need -- that's our Cheese Forecast.
When the yellow line turns up, the market should folow up, and when the line turns down, the market should follow down.
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PLEASE, NOTE -- the most recent 20 days of the Cheese Factor
and the Cheese Forecast (the yellow line) are hidden from non-subscribers.
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So, how accurate is this?
As with other things in life, there is no silver bullet. Even though we are following smart money
traders, they can be off. Things are not going to line up perfectly, and if they did, the market would find a way around it.
But, it is close enough, and it gives us advance notice of an upcoming turn -- that's where the value is.
What is the system's track record?
We do not issue buy/sell signals or reccommend trades.
You can judge the track record by the amount of directional corellation of the Cheese Forecast (the yellow line) with S&P 500.
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