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clester's Account Talk
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weatherweenie
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With 30% of my TSP in the I fund, I'll take it.
clester
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My system has a buy on C and I funds but S fund is still on sell. If the S fund is the leader then we should head lower.
I fund is only fund that has broken out to the upside. C fund is nearing highs again and if it follows the I fund it will breakout too. If it does I will have to change my long term view I think. Or it could follow the S fund which is what I expect but I won't fight it if it goes against me.
I fund is only fund that has broken out to the upside. C fund is nearing highs again and if it follows the I fund it will breakout too. If it does I will have to change my long term view I think. Or it could follow the S fund which is what I expect but I won't fight it if it goes against me.
jkenjohnson
Active member
I HATE these roller coaster rides in the market. This year is very hard to trade.
clester
Well-known member
Yes. My crystal ball has been right but I've missed the exact timing buy a day or two each time it seems like causing my returns to suck.
jkenjohnson
Active member
Yes. My crystal ball has been right but I've missed the exact timing buy a day or two each time it seems like causing my returns to suck.
Sounds like you'll be in the G for a while longer, rather that buy into the I or C? I guess it would not be wise to chase the C or I. I have been in this very position several times and each time I chose the wrong move.
clester
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The I fund is a possible play since it's broken out with a stop at the breakout point but I'm waiting on C fund.
clester
Well-known member
But I still see sideways / range bound prices until it finally breaks. You could probably play the range but we're at the top of it now.
I'm also surprised I fund is doing so well. If the ECB starts QE it should weaken the euro but stocks would go up. So....IDK.
clester
Well-known member
S&P didn't quite make a double top..but close. Could be a head and shoulders pattern building which would make sense with my long term view. If so we could spend some time building that right shoulder. System still has a buy until it breaks the 50 dma.
The S fund is still in a downtrend and below 50 dma so system has a sell.
The I fund is also a buy until it breaks the 50dma.
As I've said before I am focusing on the long term view which says we're down through the summer with a nice bounce somewhere around late June or so. I am bullish for the fall though. Sept. Or Oct Through Dec.
jkenjohnson
Active member
A couple of other sites are going 50%G and 50%I today. RSI is up around 80 though, so it does not look like a buy either.
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clester
Well-known member
I think the S&P will continue sideways to slightly down until June when we will have the "big" drop which will create a buying opportunity.
clester
Well-known member
Sell the rip today IMO.
C fund and I fund are buys though in my system. C fund needs to make a new high for a good buy signal. S fund and F und are sells.
I fund looks good as it has broken out and retested the breakout.
jkenjohnson
Active member
A couple of other sites are recommending the I fund. I have always lost money when I bought into it.
jkenjohnson
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Cactus
Well-known member
Wow, you must be doing something right! Congratulations!! I, on the other hand, only seam to be in for the losses and miss out on the rallies.Just for that, I'm going 100%I today with over $1,000,000!
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