10 Month Modified SMA Method (M-SMA)

After the I Funds recent losses, the M-SMA spreadsheet has us moving to the F Fund, 100%. I will post the new spreadsheet tonight after COB.
 
Signals a move to F Fund because the I Fund is sooo weak. Attached 1 May spreadsheet matches exactly whats on the TSP auto tracker.

Not doing so well~!
 

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The signal was actually on 15 May, but that meant we would still be in the S-Fund on 16 May due to the 1 day TSP lag. So here is the COB 16 May spreadsheet.
 

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The I Fund finally gained ground to the positive side but not enough for a move.

The 10 month modified SMA still has us in the F-Fund for at least 2 more week.


Attached is the 15 June 2012 Spreadsheet.
 

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The F Fund has been absolutely on fire!! Good call!

The only question is... how low can interest rates go? I mean, would you loan someone money (who was basically bankrupt) for 10 years, and they only pay you 1.5%?? I wouldn't. This will all come to a screeching halt soon. Probably after the election.

Good luck!
 
Hey Mr. John!

Yeah I know. I'm really depressed, in general, as to the way our country is going. I believe if we get started in Iran, the US is in for a great depression. I believe we will see a huge upswing in the markets, consumer confidence grow, and unemployment decrease if we get a change in November.
 
The 10 month modified SMA finally signals a move to the S-Fund. I will post the new spreadsheet tomorrow since we will still be in the F Fund through COB tomorrow due to the 1 day TSP lag.
 
In a minute under my account talk, I will be posting what happened to me and my future plans.

If anybody wants it, attached is the 2013 spreadsheet for the 10mon_M-SMA. Feel free to do whatever with it as I won't be maintaining it anymore as will be explained my my account talk shortly. It finished the year at -4.36% and the 10 year average is 15.44% per year. 15% average per year is still not too bad but could be better.



View attachment 10mon_M-SMA 2012 Worksheet.xls
 
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