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VectorVest is a simple source for market guidance
that helps you make money in the stock market.

VectorVest is the only stock analysis and portfolio management system that analyzes, ranks and graphs over 16,500 stocks each day for value, safety and timing and gives a clear buy, sell or hold rating on every stock every day.

VectorVest gives you ANSWERS, not just data. What to buy. What to sell. Most importantly, WHEN. Unbiased, independent answers. Investment guidance provided at a glance or through your own analysis.

How can something so complicated be that simple?

For over 40 years, VectorVest has been creating mathematical models to clearly define EXACTLY what causes a stock’s price to rise or fall. No opinions or guesswork. Just math.

It can all be summed up in three mathematical models: value, safety and timing (VST). VectorVest rates Value, Safety and Timing the same: it starts at 1.00, and ranges from 0.00 To 2.00.

Take Relative Value (RV): Anything above 1.00 is worth looking at. Anything below 1.00 is a red flag. Stocks with ratings higher than 1.00 have above average appreciation potential. If it were below average, you’d be better off in AAA corporate bonds.

Relative Safety (RS): Tells you how stable a stock is compared to other investments. Again, if the stock is above 1.00, it’s safer and more predictable than other stocks. If it’s risky and unpredictable, the rating will be below 1.00.

Finally, Relative Timing (RT): How does the short-term price performance look? Above 1.00 is good, below 1.00 is risky, and if the price trend is flat, it just gets a 1.00.

The result is a system for stock market trend analysis using value, safety and timing (VST) to create clear BUY, SELL and HOLD signals that direct investors to rising stocks, in rising sectors and markets. No guesswork. No gut feelings.

Deciding is simple. Choose the stock with the highest VST.

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VectorVest is a simple source for market guidance
that helps you make money in the stock market.

VectorVest is the only stock analysis and portfolio management system that analyzes, ranks and graphs over 16,500 stocks each day for value, safety and timing and gives a clear buy, sell or hold rating on every stock every day.

VectorVest gives you ANSWERS, not just data. What to buy. What to sell. Most importantly, WHEN. Unbiased, independent answers. Investment guidance provided at a glance or through your own analysis.

How can something so complicated be that simple?

For over 40 years, VectorVest has been creating mathematical models to clearly define EXACTLY what causes a stock’s price to rise or fall. No opinions or guesswork. Just math.

It can all be summed up in three mathematical models: value, safety and timing (VST). VectorVest rates Value, Safety and Timing the same: it starts at 1.00, and ranges from 0.00 To 2.00.

Take Relative Value (RV): Anything above 1.00 is worth looking at. Anything below 1.00 is a red flag. Stocks with ratings higher than 1.00 have above average appreciation potential. If it were below average, you’d be better off in AAA corporate bonds.

Relative Safety (RS): Tells you how stable a stock is compared to other investments. Again, if the stock is above 1.00, it’s safer and more predictable than other stocks. If it’s risky and unpredictable, the rating will be below 1.00.

Finally, Relative Timing (RT): How does the short-term price performance look? Above 1.00 is good, below 1.00 is risky, and if the price trend is flat, it just gets a 1.00.

The result is a system for stock market trend analysis using value, safety and timing (VST) to create clear BUY, SELL and HOLD signals that direct investors to rising stocks, in rising sectors and markets. No guesswork. No gut feelings.

Deciding is simple. Choose the stock with the highest VST.

Calling Every Major Market Move, 20 Years and Counting.
Dot Com Bubble Graph
2008 Housing Market Crash Graph

Dot Com Bubble

The Epitome of FOMO

Between 1995 and the peak in March 2000, the NASDAQ rose 400% only to fall 78% from its peak by October 2002, giving up its meteoric gains during its biggest rally.

VectorVest market timing warned subscribers to get out of the market beginning March 17, 2000; “I believe that the rally is exhausted. Downside risk outweighs upside potential. Prudent Investors should protect profits and take defensive actions such as buying Puts. Consider any rallies as opportunities to sell stocks at higher prices.”

On 3/20/2000, VectorVest published a Confirmed Down, “It certainly looks like the severe correction we had anticipated has arrived. Prudent Investors should not buy any stocks at this time and should continue to take action to protect profits. Aggressive Investors and Traders should play the market with a bias to the downside.”

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The Great Recession

Undercurrent of an Overbought Market

Predatory lending, excessive risk-taking, and the bursting of the housing bubble culminated in a perfect storm that erased over 10 years of market gains. Something no one saw coming, but a trend that VectorVest saw developing.

On 11/1/2007, VectorVest issued a Confirmed Down, “Stock prices fell sharply today as investors began to fear the end of interest rate decreases along with a slower economy. This is not a good recipe for driving stock prices higher.”

On the following day, 11/2/2007, VectorVest published its weekly essay titled “Contra ETFs”. The Special Presentation video that night was “How to Make Money Using Contra ETFs. VectorVest continued to advocate for shorting the market through much of 2008 as not to be taken by “sucker’s rally”. By the 4th of July that summer, Contra ETFs were up 19% with 5 out of 5 ETF recommendations being winners

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The Corona Crash

Signaling of Excessive Optimism

The Coronavirus Crash wiped nearly 11,000 points off the Dow, or 37%! While these events could not be foreseen, VectorVest had been signaling of an overbought market as early as January 17th, 2020.

On February 21, 2020, VectorVest reported, “Aggressive Investors and Traders should play the market with a bias to the downside.” VectorVest alerted subscribers to tighten stops and protect profits as a precursor to the confirmed market down call on February 24th.

On March 25, 2020, VectorVest signaled early upward momentum and suggested prudent investors may look to buy stocks long. More conservative investors were signaled to get back into the market April 16th, 2020 as a full trend developed setting subscribers up for one of the fastest market recoveries in history.

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Non-Biased Data Driven Investing

Non-Biased Data Driven Investing

No Agenda

For over 40 years, VectorVest has been creating mathematical models to clearly define EXACTLY what causes a stock’s price to rise or fall. No opinions or agenda. Just math.

VectorVest takes the obscurity out of the market and distills it down to what to buy, what to sell and most importantly, WHEN. Unbiased, independent investment guidance.

With VectorVest you can break free of the TV pundits, click bate articles, and self-serving financial advisors. Just unbiased, emotion free investing.

No Commissions

Ever wonder why financial advisors always advocate buy & hold despite market direction? Truth is, financial advisors only earn commissions when you’re in the market. For better or for worse. No one looks out for your best interest better than YOU.

VectorVest believes you should be in control of your future and that your earnings should remain yours. Pay one flat monthly fee for unlimited earnings potential, whether you’re in or out of the market.

No Hidden Fees

Are trades really free? Brokerages may recoup the costs in less transparent ways. Typically they widen the bid/ask spread. You may pay a little bit more than the quoted price when you buy a stock and receive a little less when you sell.

The absence of trading commissions means that less efficient trading could be a way for brokerages to capture revenue from trades in a way that’s less obvious to the customer.

Think of it as free shipping. It says free but the fees are often baked in behind the scenes. VectorVest is always 100% transparent with a flat monthly fee.

Try VectorVest Risk-Free for 30 Days

VectorVest
Take It Anywhere

We Keep Good Company

VectorVest has been featured in and partners with stock market industry leaders.

30-DAY TRIAL

  • FREE MOBILE APP
  • FREE COACHING
  • FREE QUICK START COURSE
Ready to test-drive VectorVest? Sign up now and
try a simpler approach to picking the right stocks.