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dant's Account Talk
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jumped too soon?
So I put in to move from S to 100% G last Friday thinking there would be a down trend, but seems there is a push to buy this week. Oh well, at least my TSP auto purchased on the 28th and I'm making a few $ that way. Looking for suggestions on how to invest my G fund.
RSI(14), SMA 20, 1.5, RSI 14, Wm%R 14, MACD 12,26,9
So I put in to move from S to 100% G last Friday thinking there would be a down trend, but seems there is a push to buy this week. Oh well, at least my TSP auto purchased on the 28th and I'm making a few $ that way. Looking for suggestions on how to invest my G fund.
RSI(14), SMA 20, 1.5, RSI 14, Wm%R 14, MACD 12,26,9
Bullitt
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Re: jumped too soon?
If you're asking what the market will do next week, nobody knows.
Define your time frame if you intend to trade. With TSP's limited and restrictive trading policy, intra-day charts are useless and daily charts are somewhat useless. Weekly or monthly may produce less false signals and be of better value.
If you're asking what the market will do next week, nobody knows.
Define your time frame if you intend to trade. With TSP's limited and restrictive trading policy, intra-day charts are useless and daily charts are somewhat useless. Weekly or monthly may produce less false signals and be of better value.
dant, please don't start random Threads in this section. You can post almost anything you want in this Thread, https://www.tsptalk.com/mb/members-account-talk/35074-dants-account-talk.html (dant's Account Talk), that Tom set up for you. If you have a subject that you find interesting and your not sure where to post it or start a new Thread just ask the moderators and we will be glad to help you.
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nasa1974
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