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Dodge_Em
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Hello Newbie,
Don't forget to educate yourself on the High's and Low's of the I -Fund.
The dreaded FV's that make you cry yourself to sleep. :cheesy:
It may have the top return from the funds but on days where there are huge gains ... You might be left on the short end of the pool.
Good Luck.
Don't forget to educate yourself on the High's and Low's of the I -Fund.
The dreaded FV's that make you cry yourself to sleep. :cheesy:
It may have the top return from the funds but on days where there are huge gains ... You might be left on the short end of the pool.
Good Luck.
James48843
Well-known member
Welcome Sonic-
Glad to see you found us. We hope you learn more about investing and develop a successful strategy for yourself.
Ebb seems to be on a roll, so you came in at a good time.
Best of luck for the future! And happy investing!
Glad to see you found us. We hope you learn more about investing and develop a successful strategy for yourself.
Ebb seems to be on a roll, so you came in at a good time.
Best of luck for the future! And happy investing!
Sonic
Member
Welcome,
I'm new as well, a friend introduce me to this site and have been watching for a year. I appreciate the information they have available and hopefully I might have some feedback. My main goal is to retire a little more comfortable. Good luck with your moves. Currently 100% F. I like following EBB. He's been terriffic and saved me from some big losses.
I'm new as well, a friend introduce me to this site and have been watching for a year. I appreciate the information they have available and hopefully I might have some feedback. My main goal is to retire a little more comfortable. Good luck with your moves. Currently 100% F. I like following EBB. He's been terriffic and saved me from some big losses.
James48843
Well-known member
Eldritch Flatus
Member
Any monies you make using this site are earned monies. Earn while you learn. And I hate to be use contrite cliche's, but if you snooze you can loose.:nuts: Also you're going to hear (see) it a million times...You have to be in to win.
James48843
Well-known member
Welcome Gatrhumpy (wow, I[ll have to learn how to spell that)
As to your question regarding why Ebb would signal to get out, but actually leave his money in, well, that is a good question.
Ebb started posting his system signals earlier this year. It's based on some good data timeperiods. But he also has had a few misses here and there. So he started revising one or two of the patterns- (was out, now is in on a contrarian move) based on the percentaes of times he has been right vs. wrong.
So I guess you could say he is fine tuning it.
And he's been right more often that he has been wrong. So he's gained a pretty good following.
he jsut recently started doing a few "contrantian moves", and most of the time those have been successful too.
Just watch for a while, and you'll get the picture.
Good luck!
As to your question regarding why Ebb would signal to get out, but actually leave his money in, well, that is a good question.
Ebb started posting his system signals earlier this year. It's based on some good data timeperiods. But he also has had a few misses here and there. So he started revising one or two of the patterns- (was out, now is in on a contrarian move) based on the percentaes of times he has been right vs. wrong.
So I guess you could say he is fine tuning it.
And he's been right more often that he has been wrong. So he's gained a pretty good following.
he jsut recently started doing a few "contrantian moves", and most of the time those have been successful too.
Just watch for a while, and you'll get the picture.
Good luck!
The "ebbtracker" is a family secret recipe! Kind of like "Bush baked beans". However, if you know "Duke" he might give you a hint!.....
I guess that's all I needed to hear!
Spaf
Honorary Hall of Fame Member
The "ebbtracker" is a family secret recipe! Kind of like "Bush baked beans". However, if you know "Duke" he might give you a hint!...........Only Ebb knows how it works. All we know is that it mows the green stuff!
......Only Ebb knows how it works. All we know is that it mows the green stuff!I guess. I had 50% in the S fund and 50% in the I fund.
For tomorrow, I changed it up. 90% in the I fund and 10% in the S fund.
Welcome gatrhumpy! We were acquainted via PM, but I want to officially welcome you. 
The ebbcahrt is based on backtesting results. Certain patterns of $ and stop signs, proved more profitable than others. The numbers are the returns of past allocations and historical chart pattern (red or green) results.
The ebbcahrt is based on backtesting results. Certain patterns of $ and stop signs, proved more profitable than others. The numbers are the returns of past allocations and historical chart pattern (red or green) results.
SkyPilot
Well-known member
It's Magic!
