Heres14U
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Good Morning;
C, S, I prices moved below their respective 20 day moving averages. So much for the pre-election rally for now. Not a good sign. The only good thing is the very short term has turned from overbought to neutral for the 3 funds. We can still move quite a bit lower (S&P 860) so its to early to buy if you still have some dry powder left. It’s also possible we could move back to the 980 level then back down so pick your poison.
The F-fund has been holding up very well lately but overbought on a very short term basis. If stocks remain weak this fund may continue higher longer term but is due for a pullback short term.
I’m currently 10C, 10S, 80G. Since I do not have to much on the line I’m going to stay the same for now and see what develops. It could go either way.
Date Fund Price 5dyma 20dyma Current Status and Recommendation
11/05 C 10.9457 11.13 10.78 5dayma above 20 but VST* overbought
11/06 C 10.3993 11.02 10.73 5dayma above 20 but VST* neutral
11/05 S 12.7443 13.02 12.64 5dayma above 20 but VST* overbought
11/06 S 12.1716 12.92 12.58 5dayma above 20 but VST* neutral
11/05 I 14.5174 14.45 14.08 5dayma above 20 but VST* overbought
11/06 I 13.6020 14.33 14.01 5dayma above 20 but VST* neutral
11/05 F 11.9593 11.83 11.86 Price above 20dyma but VST* overbought
11/06 F 11.9505 11.87 11.85 Price above 20dyma but VST* overbought
*VST- Very Short Term
I’m trying something a little different but very simple. We are only going to deal with daily closing price, and two simple moving averages, a 5 day and a 20 day. The rules are simple, when price then the 5 day moving average move above the 20 day moving average we buy. When price then the 5 day moving average move below the 20 day moving average we sell. How much you buy or sell is up to you depending on your risk tolerance. Keep in mind we are still in a bear market as the 200 day moving averages are still falling for the stock funds. I’ll be using closing prices to compute the moving averages. So here we go and good luck!
C, S, I prices moved below their respective 20 day moving averages. So much for the pre-election rally for now. Not a good sign. The only good thing is the very short term has turned from overbought to neutral for the 3 funds. We can still move quite a bit lower (S&P 860) so its to early to buy if you still have some dry powder left. It’s also possible we could move back to the 980 level then back down so pick your poison.
The F-fund has been holding up very well lately but overbought on a very short term basis. If stocks remain weak this fund may continue higher longer term but is due for a pullback short term.
I’m currently 10C, 10S, 80G. Since I do not have to much on the line I’m going to stay the same for now and see what develops. It could go either way.
Date Fund Price 5dyma 20dyma Current Status and Recommendation
11/05 C 10.9457 11.13 10.78 5dayma above 20 but VST* overbought
11/06 C 10.3993 11.02 10.73 5dayma above 20 but VST* neutral
11/05 S 12.7443 13.02 12.64 5dayma above 20 but VST* overbought
11/06 S 12.1716 12.92 12.58 5dayma above 20 but VST* neutral
11/05 I 14.5174 14.45 14.08 5dayma above 20 but VST* overbought
11/06 I 13.6020 14.33 14.01 5dayma above 20 but VST* neutral
11/05 F 11.9593 11.83 11.86 Price above 20dyma but VST* overbought
11/06 F 11.9505 11.87 11.85 Price above 20dyma but VST* overbought
*VST- Very Short Term
I’m trying something a little different but very simple. We are only going to deal with daily closing price, and two simple moving averages, a 5 day and a 20 day. The rules are simple, when price then the 5 day moving average move above the 20 day moving average we buy. When price then the 5 day moving average move below the 20 day moving average we sell. How much you buy or sell is up to you depending on your risk tolerance. Keep in mind we are still in a bear market as the 200 day moving averages are still falling for the stock funds. I’ll be using closing prices to compute the moving averages. So here we go and good luck!