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2moryrs Account Talk
- Thread starter 2moryrs
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Good luck!
When you get some time... Rules for posting in members allocations, transactions, and returns
When you get some time... Rules for posting in members allocations, transactions, and returns
GGal
Active member
Hi 2 More,
1. For the IFT to be effective with TSP by COB, you have to tell them by 12 noon EST.
2. For the IFT to be counted on our tracker as of COB today, you need to tell us about it no later than 12 noon EST.
Which means you probably need to tell TSP by 11:55 EST, so you will have time to post it here.
If you are a real mover and shaker, I will expect you to post your move here by 11:30 or 11:45 EST, so I will be able to follow you if I want to.
But I usually don't get what I want (big tears falling!)
GA
Spaf
Honorary Hall of Fame Member
2moryrs,
Welcome there!
But, you gotta have ur IFT in by noon for us to count it COB.
FYI the site has some buy and holders, position traders, and swing traders, sorry no day timers.
Tops and bottoms share something in common. They rarely arrive when they're suppose to. And, fishing for bottoms is a great way to get soaked. Hang in there!......................
Welcome there!
But, you gotta have ur IFT in by noon for us to count it COB.
FYI the site has some buy and holders, position traders, and swing traders, sorry no day timers.
Tops and bottoms share something in common. They rarely arrive when they're suppose to. And, fishing for bottoms is a great way to get soaked. Hang in there!......................
EW_ret
Retired Tracker
You posted the below in your account today, but the date is for last Tuesday. This cannot be entered for COB 5/15 because it violates our tracker rules. Since it was posted today at 4:14 pm, I will enter the transaction in the tracker for COB tomorrow, 5/22, rather than 5/15. Please read the Tracker Rules in my signature.
Ed_the_Fed
Member
In reply to 2 moryrs post on my thread, if I understand your question correctly, I use a number of monitoring techniques. I watch charts for the SP500, EFA and dow wilshire 4500 which correlate to the C, I and S. The I fund is hard because EFA isn't exactly the fund but it is very similar. I use Yahoo finance, symbols ^GSPC, EFA and ^DWCP. I keep an eye on their charts and also watch RSI (14). I try to anticipate pullbacks and runs when the RSI is high (pullbacks) or low (runs). This is not a perfect science. If it was, we would all be rich. Today, for example, I am moving out of stocks since we have had a number of up days in a row. I would expect some profit taking, maybe as soon as this afternoon. When I talked about 2% in the S fund, I was looking for the ^DWCP to go up about 2% after studying its chart and observing that it had pulled back about that much from its 52 week high. The EFA has been range bound the last few weeks so I expect it to break out but can't say if it will be up or down. My guess is up but that is all it is. The down side of my chart reading is I think it has made me more conservative in my investments and it has cost me some gains. Instead of sitting in the I fund, I anticipated an impending market drop which never happened and sat in the G. I missed out on quite a run. Those are my two cents. Hope this was helpful.
Ed
Ed
