
The Domestic TTI sits 9.43% above its long-term moving average; the International TTI is 7.71% above, in buy mode since May 2025. Full ETF momentum tables updated through Aug. 20.
The Domestic Trend Tracking Index stood 9.43% above its long-term moving average as of Aug. 20, keeping the signal in buy mode. The International Trend Tracking Index, at 7.71% above its trend line, has remained in buy territory since May 7, 2025, according to the weekly StatSheet from Successful Investment.
The TTI acts as a compass for the newsletter's ETF strategy. When the index crosses above and holds above the long-term moving average, it signals a green light to buy domestic and international ETFs. A cross below triggers a sell signal. Positions are managed with a 12% trailing stop loss.
High-volume domestic equity ETFs ranked by momentum are published in a separate table, as are international ETFs, sector funds, country funds, and bond and dividend payers. A master table ranks all tracked ETFs by the same momentum measure.
Bear market ETFs are listed separately. The newsletter notes that some of those funds aim to multiply index returns, which can amplify gains or losses, and recommends a 10% trailing stop loss for those positions.
The weekly data is updated through Thursday, Aug. 20. Price data not yet available at publication is marked with zeros. Dividend adjustments are not included in the momentum figures.
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