Timing Models
Timing Models
QPI Timing Models Developed Internally & QPI/Research Vendor Timing Models:
- QPI Advance/Decline Model: A proprietary model to use the advance/decline line to predict the direction of the S&P 500. The model can be either buy, cash or short. The model through November 27 has returned 16.64% while the S&P 500 is up 12.62%. The model has been live since 2009.
- QPI BFG Outlier Model: A proprietary model that can be used on any asset class to track extremes of standard deviation, trend and volume. The model requires a subscription to Erlanger Chart Room as we use that platform to generate our signals. The model began in 2005 and has a long history. It is delivered on a daily basis and includes commentary. The model can also be run real time.
- Erlanger Big Barf (EBB) Model: Phil Erlanger created the EBB to track the relationship of the S&P 100 to the VIX.
- QPI Erlanger Valuelines Model : QPI has built intraday history to track volatility. History began in 2011. The idea is to track the ranges of the daily action and use that knowledge to track volatility in a very unique manner.
- QPI Erlanger RSI Extreme Model: Tracks both Sector and Group extreme activity and can be used to track topping and bottoming activity.
- QPI Erlanger Long/Short Tsunami Model: Tracks on a daily basis how Short Squeezes, Long Squeezes and Shorts Correct types are fairing and can be used to avoid being caught losing money with a long/short approach.
- QPI Erlanger VIX Models: Tracks the relationship of the 9 day, 1 month and 3 month VIXes to be able to predict periods of rapid declines or improvement.
- QPI Erlanger Market Type 4s and 2s Models: Track when either a top in the market is in place or when a top will continue to advance in spite of what appears to be a top.
- QPI Erlanger Sector Volume Swing Models: Track volume activity on a sector basis to see when buyers go on strike or when they return to trade stocks.
- Erlanger Enhanced Type Models: For ages we had one type category the relative strength. Now we track relative strength, trend and value types.
- QPI Erlanger Tax Selling Models: Each year from late August through year end we track the losing stocks to determine if they are seeing additional selling to could trigger an October Crash/Correction or a December Debacle.