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While The Wetware Gently Weeps
In the last twelve months we’ve seen huge growth in subscriptions to our algorithmic signal services. We’re still very early in the adoption curve as our recent X poll indicates.
Fact is though that whether you choose our simple risk on/risk off S&P500 signal, our sector ETF rotation service, or our crypto risk signals, each of them have significantly outperformed buy & hold since launch. Of course tomorrow might be different to today, but I will say the last twelve months hasn’t exactly been an easy market to navigate (despite what all the X return-curve-postooors will tell you).
Prof. Jay Urbain, our very own Falken, would like to invite you to have the machine assess your best ETF portfolio ideas.
We’re looking for ten people to suggest a portfolio of ETFs (like XLK for tech, DIA for the Dow, QQQ for the Nasdaq, XLV for healthcare etc) for a thought experiment.
Say that you had come up with your list of ETFs a year ago and asked our SignalFlow AI ETF rotation algo to run a portofolio using them - which of these portfolios would have delivered top performance? Meaning which would have had the best cumulative return over the last 12 months, and which the best risk control (as measured by the Sharpe and Sortino ratios)?
The winning portfolio gets a year’s subscription to SignalFlow AI Growth, or if the winner already has that subscription, their choice of a different SignalFlow service (bonds, long/short, SPY etc).
If you’re interested in being one of the ten, apply below. We need your name, your email address, and a list of 10-20 sector ETFs you would have rotated through over the last year. The model will run a backtest assuming that it held the top 3 ETFs at any one time and rotated through them accordingly. Try to use ETFs that are more than 5 years old, because we’ll backtest at least 5 years for modelling purposes. Anything younger than 5yrs will only be included for a portion of the backtest.
Count Me In!
Click this link to provide your email address and your ETF ideas. The first ten responses will be chosen for testing.
Alex King, CEO, Cestrian Capital Research, Inc, 11 November 2025