Strategy Allocation Update - 4/6/2026
- Greg Corneille, CFP®, ChSNC®

- Apr 6
- 1 min read
The S&P 500 has been somewhat rangebound over the last six months, and closed below key momentum levels last week. On March 30th, the index closed more than -9% down from its highs - just outside of correction territory (defined as a drop of -10% or more). In addition, it also fell below the 200-day moving average mid-March. S&P 500 w/ 50 & 200 Day Moving Averages

S&P 500 Momentum Summary
Our models look at momentum over both daily and monthly timeframes. On the daily side, we also account for volatility, overall drawdowns, and both short- and long-term trends. On March 30th, our daily momentum indicator dropped below -20%, which is our first signal to reduce stock market exposure.

At the end of March, our monthly momentum indicator was negative, giving another signal to reduce stock market exposure.

Current Allocation
Given the above, are now in a market neutral position, with a generally equal balance between equities and short term fixed income. This may change as conditions improve or deteriorate.

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