What is the value proposition?
The fuel gauges have correctly forecasted market performance. When there is a lot of stock fuel, stock or bond markets have gone up more reliably. Fuel Gauges are the technical indicator you have been searching for.
- Add discipline to your trading by buying only when there is real upside
- Control your downside by switching to bonds when stocks have no energy
- Identify key turning points in the market
Who should follow the gauges?
All portfolio managers and high net worth investors who actively manage money or trade either stocks or bonds. We don’t pick individual stocks; We worry about the big problem: What is the direction of the overall market?
Who We Are
Chris Evans has over thirty years experience managing global capital markets assets. He has worked at various hedge funds and managed both taxable and non-taxable portfolios. He is a CFA and has an economics degree from Cornell University.
He currently advises various funds and is devoted to using algorithms to purge superstition and selective memory bias.
He has no opinions about markets other than those garnered from proven quantitative analyses.
Research
Improving Risk Mgt.
Improving Risk Mgt.
Cross Market Effects
Cross Market Effects
The Inflation Factor
The Inflation Factor
Managing Risk Parity
Years of Experience
Assets Managed by advisory Clients (bn/day)
Trade Volume of Key Instruments (bn/day)
Countries that receive Paratrade’s Gauges
Research News
How much should higher interest scare the S&P 500?
We are currently at rather low levels for the S&P fuel gauge. What does that mean for prospective returns? In
The New Improved Risk Parity Fuel Gauge
We have revamped our Risk Parity fuel gauge so it now looks more like an average of the S&P fuel
Let’s breakdown the recent rise in the equity market gauge.
It has been a long time since we have had a “significant” decline (shock) in the equity market. We are
Why is the S&P Fuel Gauge stuck?
The S&P gauge seems to be stuck in the 25-32 range. Why? In this video, I break the gauge down
Can we use simple inflation indicators as filters for trading bonds?
A Gauge Review
I’ve been asked a few questions lately about the gauges so I’d like to clear them up. Readers want to
Contact Us
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