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Good call DA! I went 100G today it seems Ira and Kendall are both in agreement, lower market ahead.


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Well Todd.. lower prices are what we got. I'm still in at just 15%, and so far I plan to leave it unless it breaks out to downside.

Best wishes to you!:smile:
 
I like checking out articles at Seeking Alpha.com.

Here is one that caught my interest because it talks about inflation and retirement. Its a good article, but I will be looking forward to the next article in this series because writer (Rida Morwa) promises he will give advice on hedging inflation that would help with future retirement planning. The commentary is very interesting... love listening to the different views on possibility of inflation. Seems so distant at this point, but... who knows!

Article #2 - Retirement: A Storm Is Coming - The Inflation Monster
https://seekingalpha.com/article/4354316-retirement-storm-is-coming-inflation-monster

Article 1 - Poking The Inflation Monster - The Parts Of The Beast
https://seekingalpha.com/article/4352093-poking-inflation-monster-parts-of-beast
 
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Well...it is breaking out a bit to downside, so I should exit the remaining 15% that is in S Fund. Tomorrow will definitely tell us if its breaking down...ughh..

I noticed that 13 EMA dropped below 20 SMA yesterday (same as Bollinger Band mid-point). I wish I had exited yesterday, but could not.

Also, aside from the China Wuhan virus rearing up its ugly head again, I have been thinking lots of people could move in (lots of cash on side) and maybe Fed or Congress takes some action to buoy up the economy and market...though I don't see it doing it now...but I could be wrong!

But I am also remembering something about 6/30 being a date with some China trade milestones must be met. Need to look into that. I thought about that when Peter Navarro mentioned not getting along very well with China on Monday night. Not sure if that was a "tell" on what is to come, but I am thinking about it. Plus 6/30 is last day of 2nd quarter and we all know big investors and pension funds like to reallocate. Not sure if they will move more to bonds or stay in equities, etc. In either case, its "iffy".

So if I don't exit today, I will likely exit the 15% left in S Fund by tomorrow or Friday. Will see....

Best wishes to you all!!!! :D:D:D

DWCPF -now.png

DreamboatAnnie said:
Well Todd.. lower prices are what we got. I'm still in at just 15%, and so far I plan to leave it unless it breaks out to downside.

Best wishes to you!:smile:
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oh gosh... Varney's Susan Li reporting the same thing...investors pocketing gains to show gain for the month. Then one guy said he sold this morning and plans to buy back in soon. Its a shell game! So will it drop more in next 4 trading days of June??
 
Daily S Fund chart as of a few minutes ago. I am in G fund, but want to keep an eye on charts, especially now that the 13 EMA crossed below 20SMA. Currently price is just below 200 SMA. As you can see, the Next support lower is 50 EMA and lower Bollinger, and next level down would be the 100 day SMA. Still looks to be trending sideways since the large drop last week on June 11. But, my new strategy says its an exit and I did do that.

I can't say I have followed my latest strategy to the T, but that was only because I was a bit anxious because I did not adopt it until sometime in May and was concerned that I was getting in mid-stream during run up and would suffer loss on exit. So I only jumped in 50% and I did partial exits to reduce risk. I jumped in wayyyy after the entry which would have been when 13 EMA first crossed over the 20 SMA back in early April..... too bad I had not adopted that strategy earlier. on well.... but Gosh that would have been a beautiful money making run and would have had exit earlier this week.

But will now watch to see when 13 EMA crosses back up above the 20 SMA for an entry following method for a full test...but still cautious about this method. Will also keep watching Stochastic and MACD. So far, I still like Stochastic for entry, MACD for confirmation of the uptrend/upward momentum, and the 13 /20 day downward crossover for exit. Will see.... Best wishes to you All!!! :D:D:D


DWCPF -now.png
 
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Ira Epstein SALE on his charting course. Goes on through tomorrow, July 4th. Nice discount- $99 instead of $179.99. Course price rises to $199.99 on July 5th. I believe the 6 hours can be taken over next 30 days. he mentioned it in the Wednesday End of Day Financials video and includes access to his market research and trial of his charting software. I mention this sale because I thought someone recently said they were thinking of taking training of some kind.....maybe Whipsaw???? Best wishes to all !
 
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Entering 30%S, 30%C. 13 EMA starting to cross above 20 SMA. More importantly MACD starting to cross its signal line to go positive. Best wishes to all ! :D:D:D
 
Good luck to you too Todd! :smile: I think your choice of C Fund is very good! I wanted to do that too, but I've always liked S fund/small caps so did C and S funds.

Best wishes to you and Everyone*!!!! :smile:

PS. If I had followed the Stochastics crossover last week (on Thursday), I would have made a pretty penny. So why didn't I jump in? Kept listening to the whole thing about how jumping in before a long weekend is not good cuz too many things can happen in other markets that stay open during Holiday. Ugghhhh...and furthermore, I justified staying out because 13 EMA had not yet crossed above 20 SMA... but obviously...waiting means losing out when big increases happen at start of a run up with the upward crossover....if that is what will happen. I think I have mentioned I like Stochastic for entry, MACD for momentum and confirmation to stay in and then exit when it crosses down or 13EMA dropping below 20 SMA. IF I keep saying this over and over, and talk to myself enough, maybe I will follow the strategy...will see, I got a pretty hard head......:rolleyes:
 
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DreamboatAnnie said:
Here are the remaining charts... same exact settings as 6 month. These are for 4 month daily and 12 month daily.
New Strategy is to enter and exit using 13 EMA and 20 SMA crossovers, but STILL considering the Full Stochastics especially when MACD is starting to flat line and Stochastics drops below its signal line to go below 80, after the uptrend is starting to get a bit long winded. Note: I do consider the 13 EMA going below the 50 SMA to be an absolute Stop/Exit when market has been in an uptrend.

Best wishes to you all!!! :)

4 Month Daily Charts

S Fund (DWCPF)
$DWCPF | SharpChart | StockCharts.com

C fund (SPX)
$SPX | SharpChart | StockCharts.com

I fund (EFA)
EFA | SharpChart | StockCharts.com

F Fund (AGG)
AGG | SharpChart | StockCharts.com


12 Month Daily Charts


S Fund (DWCPF)
$DWCPF | SharpChart | StockCharts.com

C fund (SPX)
http://schrts.co/jHkFNMwG

I fund (EFA)
http://schrts.co/FtcNsXWi

F Fund (AGG)
http://schrts.co/vCnKFwDt
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I wanted to like this one twice! :D
 
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