Coppock Indicators

Swiss on a roll

03 February 2012

Most of the local and world stock markets and sector indices for the FTSE All-Share index had good runs in January but the increases weren’t sufficient enough to make many changes to our IC/Coppock Indicators.

The South African Gold Mines Index did, however, turn tail and produced an 'unofficial buy' signal in January. It is certainly a leader of the gold miners but all of our other miners’ indicators remained staunchly on 'wait'. Elsewhere, the Swiss stock market produced a 'buy' signal in January along with the aerospace and defence, beverages and food producer sectors - the latter two being unofficial signals.

Swiss on a roll

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