coolhand
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Right now liquidity and institutional buying is favorable for a run higher. Tax season is nearing an end and it could be a lot of money is coming into the market to finish funding those IRAs for 2010 before that window closes (that's what I'm doing).
But in the very short term (1 or 2 days) I'm looking for weakness. If it doesn't come and we run higher anyway, I may be inclined to put some more cash into play. But for now I'm holding my position at 70/30 cash/stocks. Longer term looks good in any event.
But in the very short term (1 or 2 days) I'm looking for weakness. If it doesn't come and we run higher anyway, I may be inclined to put some more cash into play. But for now I'm holding my position at 70/30 cash/stocks. Longer term looks good in any event.
CH,
I originally posted this on the market outlook thread as a response to your "V" channel analysis. Any thoughts are appreciated.
I rode that "V" in the S fund from the 24th of February all the way till now and am positive for March (not nearly as much as I made in February though). I was expecting around a 7 or 8% sell off in mid to late March but the news driven sell off caught me off guard. I kept expecting the news to calm down and a short bull run before the 7 or 8% sell off would start but the news drove the consolidation down and down. Now we have the calm down but is the consolidation done?
My original plan was to be in the S fund till around the 11th of March followed by bailing into the G till this week when I would have bought back into S to start off April with 2 moves. Now I am sitting here looking at April being a historically positive month but am getting a bad feeling that the 7 or 8% (or more) consolidation is still to come.
I'm getting ready to flip a coin.