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Author Archives: Brian Johnson
Market Overbought – But Wait for the Trend Change
I introduced the concept of market breadth in a post titled “The Secret Weapon of Technical Analysis.” Based on current breadth readings, the equity market is overbought and due for a pullback. However, trading against the trend has a low … Continue reading
U.S. Recession Risk Still Low in January
The following article updates the diffusion index, recession slack index, aggregate recession model, and aggregate peak-trough model through January 2013. If you are new to Trader Edge and would like some additional background on the development of the Trader Edge … Continue reading
Non-Farm Payroll (NFP) Forecast: January 2013
I introduced a simple non-farm payroll forecasting model a few months ago. Over the past month, I have developed a much more sophisticated model that aggregates the forecasts for three neural network models, each with a unique architecture. The aggregate … Continue reading
Real GDP Growth Negative in Q4 2012
Earlier this week, I posted the Q4 2012 GDP forecast from a new aggregate neural network model. The model forecast was +2.2%, but the first official estimate of GDP growth in Q4 2012 was only -0.1%, which was the first … Continue reading
New Neural Network Model – Q4 2012 GDP Forecast
The following article introduces a new aggregate neural network model that was designed to forecast the seasonally-adjusted, annualized, real rate of change in U.S. GDP. I have been doing recession research and constructing recession models for the past several months, … Continue reading
Combine Indicators to Identify High-Probability Reversals
I read about this indicator in an article titled “The DMI Stochastic,” which appeared in the January 2013 issue of Technical Analysis of Stocks and Commodities. The article was written by Barbara Star. In the article, Star combined two well-known … Continue reading
Extreme Divergence: Earnings and Equity Prices
Earnings are the ultimate driver of stock prices and the divergence between earnings expectations and equity prices has become even more extreme. Given that the market is technically overbought, implied volatility is extremely low, the CBOE Skew Index is over … Continue reading →