The Lowrisk Market Allocation Model is 100% computerized, so there is no human emotion involved in the signals. We run the model each evening after the market closes to check the Signal Strength, which varies from 0 to 20. How do you use the Signal Strength? That all depends...here are our four strategies:

The Disaster Avoidance strategy is an easy to follow strategy that trades very rarely. The intent is to reduce risk by getting you out of the way of severe bear markets and crashes. The Graduated strategy is a more active strategy which gradually moves assets into and out of the stock market. The Timing strategy is an all or none approach that moves an entire portfolio into and out the stock market all at once. The SuperBear strategy is one for those who just don't trust the market - it puts you in the market only when it is at its strongest

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