Welcome to MarketTiming.com.au

The aim of market timing is to help you avoid share market crashes while still enjoying market rallies. Our clients are investors who don’t want the roller coaster ride that comes with buying and holding shares regardless of market conditions. 

MarketTiming.com.au is Australia’s first dedicated market timing website.

We issue general advice as to when it's best to be 'In' the share market (which is flagged with a ‘Buy’ signal) and when it’s best to be ‘Out’ of the share market (which is flagged with a ‘Sell’ signal).

We generate and publish ‘Buy’ and ‘Sell’ signals for three different market timing strategies: our Active Strategy with 5-8 signals a year, our Conservative Strategy with 3-4 signals a year, and our Ultra-Conservative Strategy with only 1-2 signals a year. It’s up to clients which strategy they choose.

When back-tested 25 years, our share market timing strategies beat a buy and hold approach by between 1.5% and 3.0% a year with far less downside risk. The chart below shows how our Conservative Strategy outperformed a buy and hold approach to shares, especially when the market crashed after November 2007.

We are share market trend followers. We don’t predict the market. To find out what we do, click here .

The total fee for our standard service is only $40 a month (or a concessional rate of $400 a year). We do not charge trailing commissions, a percentage of the sum under investment or the large fixed fees some advisers demand. We also offer a 21 day free trial.  To find our more about this free trial, or our subscriptions packages, click here .

MarketTiming holds a current Australian Financial Services Licence which authorises us to provide general advice in the form of market timing signals. Being licensed, we must meet stringent requirements in relation to staff training, organisational competence, management expertise, financial control and compliance disciplines. To find out  who we are, click here .

MarketTiming only provides general advice. As such, we do not take into account your objectives, financial situation or needs and risk tolerance. Before acting on our advice, you should therefore consider the appropriateness of that advice in the light of your own objectives, financial situation or needs and risk tolerance.