Category Archives: Coppock Index

Since the Coppock Curve flashed a buy indication at the end of March 2016, the Dow Jones Industrial Average gained +12% while the S&P 500 gained +8.7%. Our strategy of purchasing Guggenheim S&P 500 Equal Weight ETF (RSP) has proven was well timed and is up +10.0%. Below is an update to the Coppock Curve.

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Since the Coppock Curve flashed a buy indication at the end of March 2016, the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose by +8.3% while the S&P 500 gained +6.7%. Our strategy of purchasing Guggenheim S&P 500 Equal Weight ETF (RSP) has proven was well timed and is up +9.2%. Below is an update to the Coppock Curve.

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Since the Coppock Curve flashed a buy indication at the end of March 2016, the Dow Jones Industrial Average has increased by +3.52% while the S&P 500 gained +5.20%. Our strategy of purchasing Guggenheim S&P 500 Equal Weight ETF (RSP) has proven was well timed and is up +6.40%. Below is an update to the Coppock Curve.

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Since the Coppock Curve flashed a buy signal at the end of March, the Dow Jones Industrial Average has risen by +4.20% while the S&P 500 gained +5.50%. While not foolproof, the indicator has been a useful tool for strategic asset allocation.

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The mantra, "sell in May and go away" didn't pan out this year. The Dow Jones Industrial Average has been virtually flat since early May.

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The Dow Jones Industrial average rose +0.5% in April. After flashing a buy signal the previous month, the indicator turned negative which is a flash signal. We noted that the pattern was similar to the one that occurred in 2001. Although this may be a false signal, we're standing pat on our investments and would continue to allocate additional funds if and when the indicator flags another buy signal. Continue reading →

The Dow Jones Industrial average had an outstanding gain in the month of March. The blue chip index rose +7%. Continue reading →

The Dow Jones Industrial average gained ground in February.   However, that didn’t change the direction of the Coppock Curve which dipped to –23.4.  Below is the current chart of the curve. Continue reading →

The market was flat for the month of November. However, it didn't stop the Coppock indicator to fall another -20% or 6.2 points. As always, we remind our readers that the Coppock Curve serves as a buy signal when they it turns upward after moving into negative territory. Continue reading →

The market reversed a recent declining trend in October by increasing +8%.  Despite the reversal of the trend, the Coppock indicator continued its downward path.  The index fell 9.8 points and is only 32 points away from approaching negative territory.  As always, we remind our readers that the Coppock Curve serves as a buy signal when they it turns upward after moving into negative territory. Continue reading →

The market continued its down draft in September.  Long-term investors should be very excited to see the market pull back.  Our Coppock indicator is approaching a level we haven’t seen since 2008.  As a reminder, the Coppock Curve serves as a buy signal when they it turns upward after moving into negative territory.

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It didn't take long for the market to cave in after our July post on the Coppock Curve. The Dow Jones Industrial Average shed -6.5% in August alone. Immediately, we were curious what type of damage this decline did to the indicator and how close are we to that negative territory. As a reminder, the Coppock Curve serves as a buy signals only. Continue reading →

It's been quite sometime since we've updated our readers on Coppock Curve.  We've gotten more excited to see this indicator approach zero because it would point to a major opportunity to be long equities. While the indicator provides buy signals it doesn't offer any sell indication. As such, one can only take this as a buy only indicator.

About Coppock Curve

The Coppock Curve is one of the technical indicators that we focus on for long-term buy signals for the stock market. The Coppock Curve is only useful as a BUY indicator when the chart goes from positive territory to the negative territory then turns decidedly upward. As previously indicated, the Coppock Curve does not provide SELL signals in any way.