fabijo's account talk

[charmed855]

Unless I misread your question, you should be able to maintain the column, row or both row and column using the "$" designation:

row: =d$4
column: =$d4
both: =$d$4

 

[fabijo]

Unless I misread your question, you should be able to maintain the column, row or both row and column using the "$" designation:

row: =d$4
column: =$d4
both: =$d$4

I believe I tried that back when I was struggling with the same issue. But if it works, that's one more way to do it! Thanks!

 

[fabijo]

Thanks for answering so quickly and giving tips and solutions for my problem. It saved me a lot of time doing my Artificial Intelligent Criss-Crossing System Program. :nuts:

No problem. I think that is one of the advantages of having a knowledge sharing community like this and many others around the internet.

 

[merlin]

This is actually to all who have these artificial intelligence criss-crossing system. Have you created them or purchased and change to suit your purpose?

Merlin

 

[fabijo]

This is actually to all who have these artificial intelligence criss-crossing system. Have you created them or purchased and change to suit your purpose?

Merlin

For my monkeys, the only thing I purchased was MS Office. The rest was done on MS Excel. I'm still looking for the time to create an actual standalone program that allows the user to set parameters. So far, all I have is ideas running through my head on how it would work - that and a bunch of notes I wrote down in a notebook.

 

[airlift]

Lots of luck fine tuning your tracker.

For my monkeys, the only thing I purchased was MS Office. The rest was done on MS Excel. I'm still looking for the time to create an actual standalone program that allows the user to set parameters. So far, all I have is ideas running through my head on how it would work - that and a bunch of notes I wrote down in a notebook.

 

[fabijo]

Thanks for the wishes, sponsor!

I just looked at Rokid's weekly tracker. WOW! We've got 15 people beating the S Fund! Great going, TSPTalkers. :nuts:

Let's see how many more can make it up there. We gotta keep this up. Where's Desperado been?

 

[fabijo]

I haven't had much time to check out the monkey. Depending on which one you ask, you'll get different answers. I'm making my IFT to the C Fund today, just to change things up. I was doing some monkey experiments and I'm gonna give this one a try.

 

[fabijo]

I didn't get to check with the monkey, but at least I know how the monkey thinks. Looking at the charts, I would guesstimate going to the I Fund. I just made my IFT to the I Fund to be effective at today's close. I think the big caps should outperform today.

 

[fabijo]

Well, I took my little diversion to the I Fund and am going back to the C Fund today. Looks like it is headed down as I write this. You never know how the afternoon will do.

I messed with the monkey a little to make it give some attention to which fund is improving the fastest and that seems to be doing itself some good this year. It's the one telling me to go the C Fund. I can blame it if I lose money!

 

[fabijo]

I took a little vacation these past few days, so didn't keep up with the market. I just checked with the monkey and I'm going all into the S Fund at the close of business today.

If I get a moment later, I'm gonna try adding a little feature to the monkey to see how it would do. The basic idea is that I'm gonna get the monkey to check the current price vs the recent growth rate for that fund. Then I'll see how well the monkey does if it chooses the fund that is the furthest below its' upper band, if that makes sense to anyone.

 

[fabijo]

It's a split decision between C and I. I'll go with C because I has already moved up a bit.

 

[fabijo]

I almost forgot to check with the monkey! I'm going back to 100% S Fund tomorrow.

 

[fabijo]

Here's a little chart of the dollar index. It looks like the dollar is setting up for a nice advance this year:

 

[fabijo]

In the spirit of the monkey that follows the fastest moving fund, I'm going to the I fund tomorrow. It should be the one with the most loss tomorrow. Of course, you never know with these head fakes.

 

[fabijo]

With my luck, we'll get some kind of +FV on the I fund tonight.

 

[fabijo]

Yippee! There was no +FV on the I fund yesterday. I'm hopping back to the U.S. by going to the C Fund at the close of business today. Today's moves are making this one look the most volatile U.S. fund for now. Gotta love that volatility!

Watch out for the dollar. People are too anxious to sell it. I think this will be the dollar's bottom, only to go up from here.

 

[fabijo]

Well, that kind of worked for me. I collected the +FV on Friday to go into the C. Now the C just might have the biggest gain today. The S is not rising as fast this morning, so I made my IFT into the S fund today - it's the cheapest of the three for today.

I'm holding back from the I fund because the dollar is begging to climb further.

 

[fabijo]

I really like the look of this. Here is a 4 year chart of the S&P 500. The one line shows what I believe was resistance since 2004. The other line is my speculative support line for the coming years:

 

[fabijo]

Here goes a situation a little similar with the S&P 500. This chart is from January 1990 to December 1995. Once that resistance was broken, there was no turning back. Here's the chart: