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Dr Faustus's Account Talk
- Thread starter DrFaustus
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No Clear Direction
The market ( well, the S fund anyway ) has been trading near sideways for the last 9 or 10 sessions, with no clear indication of where it's going. If anything, there is a slight downward bias but this hasn't been enough to trigger a sell signal thus far.
Not doing that well this year, down about 5%. Dunno if that's due to the system or apathy on my part - I seem to have a lot of negative balls in the air at the moment.
Oh well, still in S for the time being.
The market ( well, the S fund anyway ) has been trading near sideways for the last 9 or 10 sessions, with no clear indication of where it's going. If anything, there is a slight downward bias but this hasn't been enough to trigger a sell signal thus far.
Not doing that well this year, down about 5%. Dunno if that's due to the system or apathy on my part - I seem to have a lot of negative balls in the air at the moment.
Oh well, still in S for the time being.
RealMoneyIssues
Well-known member
100% What? G F C S I ?
userque
Well-known member
What is "G" for $500?
Yeah, Im sorry ... 100% G
limebalz
New member
My chart had a SELL signal yesterday. Made some money and got out before noon yesterday. S Fund is back above the 50 and 20 day EMA.
There may be some gains the remainder of this week, but I doubt any positive 200 pt days from dow in near future. I think the Bears and Bulls are in reset mode trying to figure out what exactly happened in the last 2 weeks. Volume should be light unless some major news from Yellen, Mid East, Asia markets, Greeks, Germans
On Friday, Ric Edelman reported on his radio program that the TSP had voted to make another fund available for investors. I believe he called it the "SIP" fund. Apparently it allows TSP investors to invest in various green programs. He also advised against doing so. Just passing along what I heard ...
