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JTH said:
Lastly, Pigs get slaughtered, I did well in March and don't feel like pressing the odds based on what I've already said. I did leave 30% in stocks so I won't miss out completely if we surge upward from here.
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Right on! I am getting a little nervous about the runup. Thinking about heading some back to G fund. This leg up in the market is unreal.
 
FAB1 said:
Hi JTH

Oink!
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Yes, I see you've broken into the top 200, thanks for pointing that out to me I hardly noticed. :rolleyes: Just let it go to your head (I would) and do the happy dance for me? Statistically speaking this week has the highest odds for positive days. If you stick around long enough to see a positive Friday, then I'd expect a positive Monday & Tuesday to follow. After that, the Tax deadline and Options expiration may spice it up. If it's bad then you can expect to watch me pass you up again, especially when I pick the worst day to push all my chips forward.

Either ways I still have skin in the game and this is one of the most exciting months of the year so I'm stoked! :)
 
JTH said:
Yes, I see you've broken into the top 200, thanks for pointing that out to me I hardly noticed. :rolleyes: Just let it go to your head (I would) and do the happy dance for me?
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Oh..Tom needs to install more animated smiley doodads

I particuarly like the Dancing Banana to express myself at times.

A dancing Pink Pig would be novel and possibly suitable in many instances.
 
Birchtree said:
It's certainly a very fine Spring day to be 70% G - great looking transport chart.
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As of late, positive Fridays lead into positive mondays, regardless I still have skin in the game, 1 IFT, and no regrets. I'll also point out I haven't contributed to this account since the IFT change. I'm also paying off a loan, so natually I want lower prices.
 
FAB1 said:
Perfect! But do I need to host them myself?
(or can I hot link yours?):worried:
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Just start you an album (in User Control Panel [CP])and link to their url if you need to post them in the Conservative Group, if not copy them to your computer then you can use them as an avatar or an attachment to posts!!:cool:
 
The SPXA50 chart represents the number of S&P 500 stocks trading above their 50 Day moving average. The highest number possible is 500, hence the name S&P 500. Currently at 466, that's 93.2%. This is the highest number I've seen since the 2002-2003 Bull market when this chart peaked at 474. No I'm not inferring this chart is due for a pullback, we can trade at these levels for extended periods of time. However, I am inferring this chart doesn't have much more room to the upside.

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The SPXA50 chart represents the number of S&P 500 stocks trading above their 50 Day moving average. The highest number possible is 500, hence the name S&P 500. Currently at 466, that's 93.2%. This is the highest number I've seen since the 2002-2003 Bull market when this chart peaked at 474. No I'm not inferring this chart is due for a pullback, we can trade at these levels for extended periods of time. However, I am inferring this chart doesn't have much more room to the upside.
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Simular setup on the SPXA200 chart. Oddly enough, the most recent peak was at 466, the same number as the SPXA50 chart. It's not often I've noticed both charts trading at the same levels. Here's the thing I want to point out. According to the 200 moving average, the S&P 500 peaked at 480 back in October. Take what you want from these charts, sometimes the impression they give isn't the same impression you get when you watch prices.

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Once again for the Transports, NASDAQ, S&P 500 & S&P 600 small caps, on the 15 minute, 60 minute, & Daily charts, all 20SMAs are above all 50SMAs and all 50 SMAs are above all 200SMA's.

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Adam Hamilton has been talking to you my friend, "Anyone who has relied on conventional technical or sentimental analysis, and has been sitting out waiting for a correction, has forfeited some awesome gains." Now ain't that the truth - of course you're not alone. "Despite one of the biggest stock-market rallies of the modern times since, trillions of dollars sat out long risking in zero yielding cash." When they come they will come with a vengence - get me in at any price.
 
grandma said:
Jason, you are G with C & S. Are you comfortable staying there, or are you considering adding some I to the mix when you get up in the morning? :)
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 No I-Fund IFT's for me, not with EFA at the top of the upper BB band, and the dollar still rising in both the descending & ascending channels. In the short-term (meaning this month) I'm looking for a pullback maybe starting Tuesday, if not then next week. Then perhaps I'll get the chance to use my last IFT. I'm not sweating being under-invested, if I had more IFTs I'd play things differently but I don't so I won't.

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The down day today was anticipated and appreciated. I myself would like to see a nice healthy pullback before the thrust above the SPX 1200s.
 
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