Index Fund Portfolio's
FundSpectrum timing signals can be used to improve the results of investing in a variety of different Index Funds.
If these funds have a high correlation to the SmallCap and Technology indices, the results will
be better. Portfolio's can contain "Long" and "Inverse" positions of index funds that are correlateable to the Russell 2000 and NASDAQ 100 indices.
If your objective is to produce high annual returns, then trading these type of index funds will be most suited for you. If you are mainly looking to trade an index fund portfolio with the Highest Reward
to Risk Ratio, then consider tracking only our Russell 2000 or Nasdaq 100 portfolio's RUT 1 & RUT 2 or NAS1 & NAS2. The
portfolios listed below are updated on a daily basis in our Member's Section.
Model Portfolio's
To assist you in implementing FundSpectrum's investment strategy and improve your investment performance,
the below table lists our Model Porfolio's that contain index funds from Rydex and/or Profunds that track the Russell 2000 (RUT 1 & 2) and
the Nasdaq 100 (NAS 1 & 2) indices.
When you decide to follow these portfolio's, you will need to switch between the "Long" and "Inverse" funds, depending on the timing
signal. On average these switches will take place 5 to 6 times per year.
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