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Since 1992, CMG has embraced uncommon solutions – the application of tactical investments as part of a progressive diversification philosophy – to help investors successfully navigate the challenges of today’s investment world.

To enlighten those decisions, we make our insights, opinions, and research available in a variety of forms: Newsletters, white papers, economic commentary and weekly market updates. It’s a great library of information and it’s open 24/7/365. That way, you can drop by anytime.

  • On My RadarSteve's weekly debriefing identifies the most relevant market events of the past week and discusses how he sees these events impacting the market.See all On My Radar debriefings
  • Trade SignalsFocused on identifying the short, intermediate and long-term trends in the investment markets: equities, fixed income, currencies, commodities and gold. See all Trade Signals

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On My Radar: Going Forward with Great Purpose! - 03-27-2015

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March 27, 2015 By Steve Blumenthal "When you are inspired by some great purpose, some extraordinary project, all of your thoughts break their bonds. Your mind transcends limitations, your consciousness expands in every direction, and you find yourself in a new, great, wonderful world." "When you [...]Read More >

Trade Signals – Zweig Bond Model Signals Longer-Term Bond Exposure Favored - 03-25-2015

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S&P 500 Index 2076 By Steve Blumenthal March 25, 2014 The Zweig Bond Model and our CMG Managed High Yield Bond Program have both switched back to “buy” signals. The overall equity market trend remains positive as measured by Big Mo (Momentum) and the 13/34- Week EMA. Sentiment is [...]Read More >

On My Radar: Investors Behaving Badly - 03-20-2015

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March 20, 2015 By Steve Blumenthal "The secret to my success is that I buy when everyone else is selling and I sell when everyone else is buying." - Sir John Templeton There were several charts that caught my eye this week.  The first is a chart that tells us the likely annual return for the [...]Read More >

Trade Signals – Short-term Sentiment Says Buy, Trend Evidence Positive, Bonds are a Different Story - 03-18-2015

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S&P 500 Index 2101 By Steve Blumenthal March 18, 2014 A quick summary review of the charts provided below: The market’s trend evidence remains positive. Daily investor sentiment reached an extreme pessimism reading which is short-term bullish for stocks. The most recent correction may [...]Read More >

Rate Hike Ahead, Bond Model Says Sell – Forbes - 03-13-2015

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3/13/2015 @ 4:17PM Steve Blumenthal, Contributor We’ve gotten used to thinking of a zero interest rate as normal-—it’s far from normal.” -Fed Vice Chairman Stanley Fischer Employment figures continue to surpass analyst estimates and the trend over the last six months has been strong. Last [...]Read More >

On My Radar: Rate Hike Ahead, Bond Model Says Sell - 03-13-2015

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March 13, 2015 By Steve Blumenthal "We've gotten used to thinking of a zero interest rate as normal—it's far from normal." Fed Vice Chairman Stanley Fischer I wrote a piece in Forbes this week titled “Rate Hike Ahead, Bond Model Says Sell”.  The gist of the piece is about a tug of war between [...]Read More >

Trade Signals – Sentiment Neutral, Trend Bullish, Zweig Bond Model SELL Signal - 03-11-2015

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S&P 500 Index 2044 By Steve Blumenthal March 11, 2014 While sentiment has improved as the equity market has sold off, it is not yet in the extreme pessimism zone to suggest more buying. Interesting to note this week, the Zweig Bond Model has moved to a SELL signal. This is following [...]Read More >

On My Radar: Rut Ro Rastro - 03-6-2015

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March 6, 2015 By Steve Blumenthal “Academics operate with an expression called recency. It basically means that we, as humans, assign greater relevance and importance to more recent events than we do to more distant ones. When equities delivered exorbitant returns during the great bull market of [...]Read More >

The Absolute Return Letter - 03-6-2015

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The Absolute Return Letter, March 2015 Tigers in Africa This month's Absolute Return Letter is about unrealistic expectations which is something we are all guilty of from time to time. We look at why it is unrealistic to expect equity returns to be in the double digit range over the next several [...]Read More >

Trade Signals – Sentiment Remains “Excessively Optimistic”, Trend Bullish - 03-4-2015

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S&P 500 Index 2099 By Steve Blumenthal March 4, 2014 Included in this week’s Trade Signals: Cyclical Equity Market Trend: The Primary Trend Remains Bullish for Stocks Volume Demand Continues to Better Volume Supply: Bullish for Stocks Weekly Investor Sentiment Indicator: NDR [...]Read More >

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