Camkay’s March 2017 Monthly Report

William ReavisAsset Management, General Commentary, Stocks

Camkay Capital Management

*Comments by Gary Hart

Looking Back

The Stock Indices Short-Term Program was up 3.43% in March and is up 6.25% for the first quarter of 2017. We got a little bit more market movement this month, and the trading systems in this Program caught some of the moves profitably.

Composite rate of return table (net of all fees and commissions):

PAST PERFORMANCE IS NOT NECESSARILY INDICATIVE OF FUTURE RESULTS

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Looking Forward

The honeymoon of expected Trump policy benefits and increased earnings appears to be over. Bullish momentum has faded, but volatility has not picked up. It looks like the market may meander for a while until the next catalyst causes it to drop or push higher – if there is no catalyst, the market will likely continue higher. Having said that, I won’t be surprised by anything the market does going forward.

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