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ETF trading services that signals trades using regular, leveraged and short ETFs. Subscription are for a particular ETF or ETF family (options at this point are the Nasdaq index and several emerging market ETFs).
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GLINSER QLD/QID-
I subscribed to Glinser’s QLD/QID service on the basis of a stellar published performance record. The results were even reported by a third party tracking service, Pro-Trading-Profits.
Unfortunately, there is a lack of candor involved. The signal didn’t go live until April, 2009 – so all previous results, including the 800+% of 2008, are hypothetical results based on back-testing – obviously over-optimized – and not the result of trading signals that any subscriber ever actually had access to.
Since the signal went live, the results have been atrocious. In spite of a nice bull market the past year, the service has lost money.
They do respond to e-mails, but getting them to fess up to the deceptive practices is like pulling teeth. They admit that the current signal has produced poor results, although they “still have confidence” in it, and are revamping the signal for better results. I asked why a subscriber should rely on a new and untested signal and on what basis one should expect better results, and they said only time will tell.
I think I can do better on my own. I’m also considering investigating other timing services through the rating service TimerTrac.com. A forum member here posted a recommendation for TopStockPortfolios.com, whose “Daily Decision” service has a nice record, including a clearly labeled backtested base for previous years which is distinct from live trades. It’s also suitable for use with leveraged ETFs.