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During the Spring and Fall I coach my sons baseball team, so you can understand my problem with time.
That would be nice. I am also in F 50%. Why do you think it will move up? I was thinking of bailing today.Sure did pick a good day to jump into the F fund. Now if only it can move up to around 12.17ish. That's my exit price.
That would be nice. I am also in F 50%. Why do you think it will move up? I was thinking of bailing today.
That would be nice. I am also in F 50%. Why do you think it will move up? I was thinking of bailing today.
I think it got up to 12.25. I hold until it hits at least 12.20. Out at 12.20, in at 12.Thinking stocks will continue to sell off and people will run to bonds for safety driving their prices up. 12.17ish is pretty close to the top of the trading channel the F fund has been in all year long.
Forgive me for interjecting ATCJeff - but I know your time is limited and this sounds like a fairly easy question.
When the Markets take a substantial upward turn (say 4 to 6%) in a week - after a long drawn out struggle - and it appears the struggle is still in process:
Then it is highly likely that a rapid rise in the Markets will follow with a Crash.
The 7th Law of Thermal Dynamics states: When F Fund goes down then C/S/I go up or When C/S/I go up then F Fund goes down.
Now if you reverse this equation and add a multiple of 10 with a co-efficient of any whole number - you would be able to restate this law by saying: When C/S/I go down - then F Fund goes up.
So ATCJeff accurately detemined he could seize the full gains of the upswing and then fully gain the downswing by being in F.
My guess is he thought F would continue to gain - but no one can possibly know from one day to the next how things will go during a volitile period.
Most of the time I'd say, but not all of the time, if the dew point is below the temperature difference between the financials and Oil, Bonds might tank, thats unless the tank is full. If it IS full we are over stocked and the TNX and TYN may drop and that is a rise for the AGG that is the F.Forgive me for interjecting ATCJeff - but I know your time is limited and this sounds like a fairly easy question.
When the Markets take a substantial upward turn (say 4 to 6%) in a week - after a long drawn out struggle - and it appears the struggle is still in process:
Then it is highly likely that a rapid rise in the Markets will follow with a Crash.
The 7th Law of Thermal Dynamics states: When F Fund goes down then C/S/I go up or When C/S/I go up then F Fund goes down.
Now if you reverse this equation and add a multiple of 10 with a co-efficient of any whole number - you would be able to restate this law by saying: When C/S/I go down - then F Fund goes up.
So ATCJeff accurately detemined he could seize the full gains of the upswing and then fully gain the downswing by being in F.
My guess is he thought F would continue to gain - but no one can possibly know from one day to the next how things will go during a volitile period.
Most of the time I'd say, but not all of the time, if the dew point is below the temperature difference between the financials and Oil, Bonds might tank, thats unless the tank is full. If it IS full we are over stocked and the TNX and TYN may drop and that is a rise for the AGG that is the F.
Jumped back into the G fund. Will not hit my target of 12.17ish in the F fund. Looking for stocks (S&P) to start a slow rebound back to the 50 dma, that's why I no longer want to be in the F fund.
Now I wait for August. I'm out of transfers.
I'm with you, but a day behind.
Jeff,
Nice job fighting back this year! That 8.29% is particularly impressive. Beat'in the crap outa me!
Good Job!
Danny
Yesterday hurt not being on the train. If I had been in yesterday. I would now exit and take my profit.
Still looking for a entry point.
Jeff