THE CASH INDICATOR
The Cash Indicator (CI) has settled at a very low level. It is difficult to imagine market volatility declining further while it is easy to identify potential sources of instability, such as a flair up on the Korean Peninsula or a fiscal budget and debt ceiling impasse in Washington, D.C. Still, we are a long way from a level of instability that would cause us to raise a significant amount of cash.
This article was written by Gary Stringer, CIO, Kim Escue, Senior Portfolio Manager, and Chad Keller, COO and CCO at Stringer Asset Management, a participant in the ETF Strategist Channel.
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