LMBFund Account Talk

End of month July shows the “S” fund, once again, having the best return for the month. It’s sluggish, but it’s something. Technicals say keep it in S.

Last months best fund (LMBFund) remains in “S” as we head into August.

LMBFund= “S”

Good luck.
 
Last Month (August) the S fund remains king at 4.08% gain.

We remain another month in the S fund.
 
End of October saw the “C Fund , with a gain of 2.13%, as the best in show. So we will move the LMBFund - last month’s best fund to a new position- 100% C fund, on Monday.

LMBFund = “C”.
 
Last Month’s Best Fund-

Although it is close, we definitely have a new Last Month’s Best Fund. I will be moving LMBF to the “F” Fund, and last month’s 0.64% gain is the best performance.

Not sure if that’s going to be successful, but that’s what the system calls for. Good luck.

Moving 100% to “F” at the COB today.
 
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Last Month’s best fund moves to the “I” fund - which showed another strong push in December. Moving to 100% “I Fund” after the New Year.
 
Just so I am tracking, is your strategy to move 100% to the fund at the start of the month that did the best the previous month and stick to one move per month? If so, I am intrigued and look forward to seeing how you do!
 
Just so I am tracking, is your strategy to move 100% to the fund at the start of the month that did the best the previous month and stick to one move per month? If so, I am intrigued and look forward to seeing how you do!
Yes.

The goal is to move to sidelines when a large down cycle happens, and then back into stocks when the trend indicates growth.
 
FYI. The G Fund rate has jumped from 4.0 % in March to 4.375 % for April. That won't hurt its chances of best fund again. It is definitely the safe play during these uncertain times.
 
FYI. The G Fund rate has jumped from 4.0 % in March to 4.375 % for April. That won't hurt its chances of best fund again. It is definitely the safe play during these uncertain times.

I don't know about calling it a jump thats a projected annual rate, it was only a 0.02% rise from March to April. Its too early in the year to give any value to that 4.375% annual figure, that number is just assuming April's 0.36% ish calculated rate stays constant for the rest of the year, to be honest, with yields up due to oil and our petrodollar, I would expect more for April (we had 0.37% in Jan) but such is the math of bean counters averaging out yields. Regardless get in while the getting is good and G is always the safe play, and more so during volatility!
 
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