Last week, the S&P 500 was marked by small negative shocks, which were historically however quite moderate.
ONE SIGNAL was able to end the week with a gain of 0.40%, thus closing the seventh consecutive week in positive territory.
ONE SIGNAL achieved a return of 2.24% last week and 14.80% year-to-date.
ONE SIGNAL closed this week with a plus of 0.43% achieving a brilliant result for the month.
The S&P500 ended the week down 0.76%. ONE SIGNAL consistently delivered long signals, apart from Thursday, and posted a weekly gain of 1.97%.
After a weekly gain of almost 2.50%, ONE SIGNAL achieved an annual return of plus 9.34%. In comparison, the S&P500 rose by 4.75%.
One loser of the week was the S&P500, ending the week with -1.91%. Smart traders closed the week in the green with a plus of 2.75%.
Despite the difficult week, ONE SIGNAL is far ahead of the S&P500 with a +6.25% year-to-date, which has not given buy-and-hold investors much joy with a +1.25%.
ONE SIGNAL delivered long signals all week except Tuesday and closed this week one more time with a plus of 0.89%.
ONE SIGNAL delivered long signals for the entire week and got the market movement right every day. Smart traders made a profit of 2.95% last week. This brings ONE SIGNAL's year-to-date gain to 6.93%.
At the end of January, passive investors lost 1.34% in the S&P500 and ONE SIGNAL gained +1.50%.
In the past, ONE SIGNAL proved to be a reliable companion especially in volatile market phases.
After the stock markets had risen to new highs, investors became more anxious, so that the stock indices couldn't stabilize.
ONE SIGNAL_Smarter Trading delivered long signals all week and achieved a plus of 1.09%
The prospect of a political calm causes share prices to jump
The good news outweighed the bad news. ONE SIGNAL kept pace.
The market closed, as it opened the week, ended up trapped in mutually neutralizing sentiments - greed and fear.
The S&P500 was by far the weekly winner this week, the only loser of the week was the US T-Bond. ONE SIGNAL closed the second week in a row with a positive result of 2.17%.
Last week was influenced by two triggers that caused the S&P500 to suffer losses. ONE SIGNAL closed the week with a gain of 4.38%
The stalemate in the negotiations over the stimulus for the US economy caused a certain amount of uncertainty among investors.
Despite a wealth of uncertainties, the S&P500 drew only a small number of votes. ONE SIGNAL closed the week in the black
Some sentiment indicators crossed the exaggeration zones. ONE SIGNAL positive for the week. ONE SIGNAL delivered a plus of 1.46% for the week and a plus of 43.42% for the year.
No significant changes within the market sentiments
Gold at it's all time-high...and the markets' numbers?
Surprising and sustained positive news last week caused a cautious optimism.
Against this backdrop, the S&P500 rose by just under a percentage point, followed by gold and oil.
Uncertainty about another epidemic wave should continue to set the tone for next week.
Spotting only positive characters on our chart is a rarity.
Bad news and nervousness dominated the markets last week.
The hope of a V-shaped recovery in the economy is spreading.