ETF Tracker: TTI +7.11%, International +8.07% — Both in Buy Mode

The Domestic Trend Tracking Index (TTI) closed Thursday at 7.11% above its long-term moving average, holding the buy signal that has been in place since the index crossed above the red trend line. The International TTI sits 8.07% above its own long-term average and has been in buy mode since May 7, 2025.

Both signals mean the model is long domestic and international equity ETFs, with positions managed by a 12% trailing stop loss on domestic holdings and a 10% stop on international and sector funds. The trailing stop is the only sell discipline active right now – no trend-line cross has triggered an exit.

The full High Volume Domestic ETF table, ranked by M-Index momentum, is updated through Thursday. The International, Country, Sector, and Bond/Dividend ETF tables are also live. All are sorted by M-Index, which measures relative momentum without dividend adjustments. Bear market ETFs are listed separately.

A reminder: the tables are not recommendations. They show which ETFs in the tracked universe have the strongest momentum. I and my advisory clients hold positions in some of them. Country funds and bear funds carry higher volatility, so the model applies a 10% trailing stop to those categories.

For anyone managing a 401(k) with mutual funds, the core strategy remains the S&P 500, as outlined in the e-book "How to beat the S&P 500…with the S&P 500." The sector and country tables can help identify equivalent mutual fund options offered by your custodian.

The trailing stop discipline PDF is available for download. Price data for any ETFs not yet updated at publication is marked with 00.00% or -100.00%.