Buying the Dip

Last week the charts showed that the herd (total tracker) had increased their total stock allocation by a collective 11.35%. I said I thought that would be bearish in the short term and it was as the S and C funds dropped -1.06% and -0.67 respectively, while the I fund fell almost -2.8%.

Looking at the charts for the new week, it looks like we bought the dip. At least the Top 50 did. Here's the charts:

Top 50 Fund Allocation.jpg
2012 Top 50 Trend.jpg

The Top 50 increased their collective stock exposure by 9.94% going into the new week to a total stock allocation of 88%.

Total Tracker Fund Allocation.jpg
2012 Total Tracker Trend.jpg

The Total Tracker showed only a modest increase in stock allocation of 0.24% for a total stock allocation of 52.96%.

The Seven Sentinels remain in a sell condition.

I hope everyone has a happy Easter holiday. Be safe out there. :)
 
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