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The 2 links I use to monitor BCC signals are:
St. Louis Fed (FRED): S&P 500 (SP500) | FREDbarchart.com - Technical chartThese are not as good as Zeelotes' posts, but can be checked as needed. I only use the BCC=0 signal, and so look for:
Is the S&P 500 higher than a year ago. (SMADiff signal)
Is the recent S&P 500 high more than 5 months ago. (DBE signal)
Then switching to the barchart NHNL chart, is $MADQ weighted moving average (9) below zero. (NHNLDiffB signal)
What I get today is:
SMADiff is Bullish
DBE is Bullish
NHNLDiffB is Bearish
BCC is not 0, so stay in the market.
As noted in other posts, the BCC=0 signal only avoids about half of bear markets.
For more details see:
mechinvesting.wikidot.com - Timing methods 