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grammer corrections!!
"add" should be "ad"
"there" should be "their"
sorry for the typos
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The I fund is starting to look good to me. Maybe next week will be a good time to get into it. I'm 100% G fund for the past month.![]()
Hi JC. Thanks for joining us. I believe only jgpalmerddshas that service. I've been curious myself if they are still on the 4/29 "sell" signal. I was getting very bullish at that same time and we were both very interested in how things would pan out.How do *****'s signals work? Anyone want to share service with me. Send me Login details will pay half through paypal..
who are you asking to question to???You should chart your moves in an account like I do. I am showing my trades and started the account with a $100000 base. It would also be nice if you would share a little of what your charts do for you and how you work it.
My chart is only 3 days old so it's not really a "chart", LOL Basically, and they explain this on www.tspmoney.com, you take your 5-day average of any particular fund, your 21-day average, and your 63-day average. When your 5-day average dips below your 21 and/or 63 day average, your suppose to sell, and when it comes back over, you buy. Now you'll make money, but you'll miss opportunites to make more because you'll miss the "high" peaks and the "low" peaks. Right now I'm looking to get in and out when I see a lateral or slight up and down swing either way. Just another way of keeping track of trends. I'll show my chart when I get about 30days in so I'll have something to show.You should chart your moves in an account like I do. I am showing my trades and started the account with a $100000 base. It would also be nice if you would share a little of what your charts do for you and how you work it.
Just did the calculations for the year with this method, I'll give the results for the S fund: on Jan 6 you buy at 12.67, sell on Jan 26 at 11.83. On Feb 4 you buy at 13.0, on Feb 12 you sell at 13.21. On Mar 24 you buy at 12.6, on Apr 1 you sell for 13.33. On may4 you buy at 12.83, you sell on Jun 9 at 12.87. Total profit for year to date is $1.44 per share. Roughly 11% for 6-month period.My original system, which still works great if you only want to trade a few times a year, is to take a 63-day average of any particular fund and subtract .20 from it. This is your "buy" point. Then take your 63-day average and add.30 to it. This is your "sell" point. You'll always make money and have fewer "bad" days. Just make sure you adjust your 63-day average every day. You'll always get .5 profit eventully. 4 to 5 times a year and your up roughly16- 20% for the year, depending on fund price, with minimal risk.
If you take the average for the passed 63 days, itis C:12.0, S: 13..1, and I : 13.4. If you take these prices, then the "sell" signal would of been, June 7th with C at 12.03, S at 13.06, and I at 13.5. As you can see, the S didn't quite make it to the high limit. That's because of the fear of rising interest rates like Tom said. That's why it might be good to take into account all 3 funds. Works great for the one day delay we have. because sometimes it will go a little higher the next day. May also go lower, but you won't lose as much as if you had stayed in a little longer and prices continue to drop.
Now taking this all into account, the next "buy" signal would be when the funds hit C: 11.56, S:12.66, and I:12.96. The prices may fall further, remember 2001 and 2002?, so you might want to set a lower cut-off for yourself where u get out and stay out till they start to rise again, or your 63-day average adusts accordingly. Make any sense?
I'm trading a little more aggressively right now, but I do keep track of this system.
PS- just saw on yahoofinance.com that the S&P vs fair value is +4.3, come on C fund!!