GMI back to 0 (of 6); Why I heed my General Market Indicator (GMI)

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My QQQ short term trend indicator is back to a down-trend, after only 2 days of an up-trend. This indicator is focused on the very short term trend and is different from the GMI. I have said that I trust a change in my short term trend direction only after it lasts 5 days. Below are daily charts of the QQQ, colored according to the GMI Buy (green) and Sell (red) signals. While not perfect, the GMI gets me out of significant down-trends and back in during up-trends. Note that the GMI has been on a Sell signal since the market close on August 24. I am mainly in cash in all of my accounts. (Click on charts to enlarge.)

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