S&P 500 Signal History

All Information within this page and performance numbers are calculated using the corresponding index (S&P 500 Total Return Index). The signals that are produced by our model and the corresponding signals are based on the current market and economic conditions at the time of the issued signal. The hypothetical and actual signal performance may differ from future performance. The model may be adjusted to the current market and economic conditions at any time, and can continue to be changed until desired results are achieved. The performance of your individual investments may vary from ours. Please review our performance numbers and visit our whole website to get a better understanding of how our subscription service may be able to help you take control of your investment returns.

The signal data of Tacticaltradingsignal.com as shown below from 1997 to 2009 has been based on the corresponding index. Signals after 4/30/1997 reflects signals, but does not reflect actual accounts. If you would like to see how other indices or funds would have done, just use our trade dates below to calculate the performance. For Cash positions, investment proceeds are kept in cash during periods where the signal is Sell, therefore returning 0% during that time (actual cumulative returns would be greater using a money market fund instead of cash). Past performance is not a guarantee of future results. See Assumptions & Limitations

Signals are presented for illustrative purposes only and are not intended to project the performance of a specific investment. Buy&Hold is defined as if you bought the index at the closing priceon 4/30/97 and held it to the end of the period stated. Indexes are unmanaged and do not incur management fees, cost and expenses, and cannot be invested in directly. (Hypothetical Signal numbers include the use of trailing stop signals that are currently being utilized since 1-2-04 and assumes a 0% return while in a cash position.

S&P 500 Signal History