JTH's Account Talk

[pmaloney]

Let's make this simple. BTFD = BTFF!
I hope. :smile:

 

[Cactus]

Let's make this simple. BTFD = BTFF!
I hope. :smile:

Let me guess: Bet The Farm Daily = Bet The Farm Forever!

 

[pmaloney]

NO! Not forever. Just the Flip. :smile:

And never the Farm! :laugh:

 

[Mcqlives]

1st close over the red-triangle of despair

View attachment 33458

So now is it a triangle of slightly, maybe, perhaps, kinda-sorta, ascension?

 

[nnuut]

Let's make this simple. BTFD = BTFF!
I hope. :smile:

Can't buy to many dips with 2 IFTS, so much for that! Just buy the BIG ones, BTBFDs!

 

[JTH]

I must admit that even I miss the "like" system, it gave us great opportunities to thank those who contribute to the forum.


The S&P 500 & Wiltshire 4500 both went bullish today with Double Top Breakouts.

 

[JTH]

TNA, trailing stop limit in place $0.50 above the most recent low

 

[JTH]

TNA, trailing stop limit in place $0.50 above the most recent low

27 April 2015, TNA filled @ 89.88 (looks like it's gonna be a bumpy ride)

 

[JTH]

Wilshire 4500 flips over to a sell...

 

[airlift]

Wilshire 4500 flips over to a sell...

View attachment 33505

View attachment 33506

JTH,

Thank you you for posting these charts. As a means to better understanding: A few days ago we had upside breakouts depicted for SPX, TRAN, and NDX and the price objectives have yet to be met (to a greater or lesser degree). Attempting to reconcile the direction of the markets with yesterday's double breakdown of W4500, is it correct (or not) to interpret as a greater likelihood that W4500 or the S Fund will drop a bit, but will subsequently be pulled upward by the combined strength of the upward movement by SPX, TRAN, and NDX? Tia.

 

[JTH]

JTH,

Thank you you for posting these charts. As a means to better understanding: A few days ago we had upside breakouts depicted for SPX, TRAN, and NDX and the price objectives have yet to be met (to a greater or lesser degree). Attempting to reconcile the direction of the markets with yesterday's double breakdown of W4500, is it correct (or not) to interpret as a greater likelihood that W4500 or the S Fund will drop a bit, but will subsequently be pulled upward by the combined strength of the upward movement by SPX, TRAN, and NDX? Tia.

Hi Airlift

I find PnF price objectives aren't often met without triggering a some reversals along the way. The underperformance in the small caps could be nothing more than some fear-hedged rotation into large caps or a play on the drop in the dollar. Either ways, I am not impressed with this price action, and very disappointed with April's MTD returns.

 

[JTH]

TNA, trailing stop limit in place $0.50 above the most recent low

27 April 2015, TNA filled @ 89.88 (looks like it's gonna be a bumpy ride)

Good morning

I haven't had much time to manage these trades, which means I should be focusing on longer timeframes. That's the cost of tuition, anyways... I have a trailing stop $1.00 below Monday's close.

 

[JTH]

TNA, trailing stop limit in place $0.50 above the most recent low

27 April 2015, TNA filled @ 89.88 (looks like it's gonna be a bumpy ride

Good morning

I haven't had much time to manage these trades, which means I should be focusing on longer timeframes. That's the cost of tuition, anyways... I have a trailing stop $1.00 below Monday's close.

Thank goodness for stops...out at 89.52

 

[Bquat]

Thank goodness for stops...out at 89.52

View attachment 33508

If it bounces over your stop you're still out right?

 

[JTH]

Flushed out on the stop, today I'm the sucker, FK this market!

 

[jpcavin]

Thank goodness for stops...out at 89.52

View attachment 33508

I see a hammer. Could be a nice jump tomorrow? What say you? :scratchchin:

 

[JTH]

I see a hammer. Could be a nice jump tomorrow? What say you? :scratchchin:

This month, C-Fund is outperforming the S-Fund by a significant margin, that doesn't give me a warm fuzzy.

 

[jpcavin]

I see a hammer. Could be a nice jump tomorrow? What say you? :scratchchin:

TNA down 2%. There goes that hopium.

 

[Birchtree]

"The bird is the word."

 

[jpcavin]

"The bird is the word."