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[Dakota]

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Been riding the s and p train and the s fund, after regaining my loses, I decided to bank some money wait for a pull back and then dive in when the water gets warm. I may loose a small gain, but I wont aquire a great loss. Yes everyone seems to be anticipating a pullback. That much anxiety makes everyone take heed. We are just players of the game. All I can do is listen to those that have been the most heilpful to me and go by the indicators. I watch the Markets channel every morning in anticipation of what change I may want to make for the next day. My Indicators, based on the commentaries and the sentiments and my gut feeling, says to wait for the deer to get into my range before I go for the shot. I'd rather be lucky than good any day. so far, this year i have been lucky to stay in the ballgame. we are in the final innings and the bases are loaded, I will try for a home run instead of a squeeze play. If we dont have a pullback this week, I will ease back into the game and hope for a good run at that record high. p.s. I have no idea what im talking about

 

[Spaf]

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Dakota, Heck! It sounded good to me! fapS

 

[Spaf]

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The Kingdom of TSP

Daily Edition

Market News, Doodles, Tea Leaves & Yak Date: Nov. 14, Closing


Market News.

Kingdom Talk:. Stox consolidate awaiting new economic data.

Elsewhere:......Grandma has umbrella open so it won't rain.


Doodles and Tea Leaves - Daily.

Doodles:
S&P 500 (Index)
Closed at.............1233.76, dn -0.96
CMF (money flow) at.....+0.095, dn
RSI (strength) at.......63.2, unch
MACD (trend)....bullish
S-STO (signal)...------
P-SAR (signal)...bullish
ROC (change)....bullish

Light Crude (NYM)
Closed at..............57.69, up +0.16

Tea Leaves:................Green.


Yak.

Remarks:.......Holding 100% stox
S&P Stops:.....Alert: 1223, Trail: 1211.

Oil Markers:...<64= ok, 64-69= worry, >69= panic.

 

[robo]

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Dakota,

Well said!!! As the Shark pointed out on Nov 10, "Enjoy the run but don’t forget to take some profits along the way." Nothing wrong with taking profifts, this has been a very nice run!!!! I took some myself.....I also think, plenty of upside left in this rally, so we will have a chance to make some more money!!!! When the market gets 60% bullish, I proceed with caution... Thiscaution sometime causes me not to makeas much money, but other times Ihave savedmoney.....


http://www.cyclicaltrader.com/blog/

 

[Greg]

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G Fund paid it's penny today.


I fund at $16.56 up 0.24%, which I agree with.

 

[Skip]

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Not much movement at all today.... Everyone is waiting for the numbers coming out Tuesday....
The DOW did break the 10700 today but slipped to close below... Todays trading range was 10710.06 to 10674.04 and a close at 10697.17.... If we get good news tuesday I see no problem closing above 10700... BAD news ?lets put it about 10650 max to the downside... lower than that will mean a test of the 10600 area.... Before we can mount another attach on 10700...
On the sp500 watch for a pull back to the 1225 level if 1230 is broken early...

If we break out to the upside it should be a pretty good ride... Like a spring we will pop out of the box or bounce off the top...

BE NIMBLE !!

Skip

 

[tsptalk]

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robo wrote:

As the Shark pointed out on Nov 10, "Enjoy the run but don’t forget to take some profits along the way."

Speaking of RevShark, did anyone take him up on his request for feedback? His people are wondering if anyone was reading. If you get a minute, it may help keep him around if we sent him a thumbs up/down, what you like/dislike or would change, etc. Thanks!

From 11/11 - "We have been with TSP members for a couple months now and would love to know if we are assisting you in any way. Please shoot us an e-mail and let us know. RevShark@SharkAssetManagement.com"

 

[coolhand]

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I sent him a reply earlier. I look forward to his commentary and hope he continues to give us his remarkable market insight. I find it very astute and informative.

 

[robo]

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Tom,

I agree with coolhand, I responded after reading his feedback request.... I hope he keeps posting his comments VERY GOOD STUFF!!:^

 

[Greg]

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11/14/05TSP Fund Share Prices
G-fund$11.09$0.01
F-fund$10.51-$0.02-0.19%
C-fund$13.36$0.040.30%
S-fund$15.91$0.040.25%
I-Fund$16.56$0.040.24%

YTD Returns (since 12/31/2004)
S-fund8.01%
I-fund6.98%
G-fund3.84%
C-fund3.49%
F-fund0.86%

Month-To-Date Returns for November (since 010/31/2005)
S-fund2.78%
C-fund2.38%
I-fund0.91%
G-fund0.18%
F-fund-0.19%

 

[Greg]

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Japanese Stocks Fall, Dollar Higher

Monday November 14, 8:40 PM EST

TOKYO (AP) — Japanese stocks fell again early Tuesday following a listless session in New York, as investors showed concern that share prices are overheated. The dollar remained above the 118 yen mark.

The Nikkei 225 index dropped 46.17 points, or 0.33 percent, on the Tokyo Stock Exchange. The index shed 39.02 points, or 0.28 percent, to 14,116.04 on Monday.

The broader TOPIX, which includes all issues on the exchange's first section, fell 3.22 points, or 0.22 percent, to 1,477.20. The TOPIX fell 14.14 points, or 0.95 percent, to 1,480.42 on Monday.

The Tokyo market's main index remained in positive territory for much of Monday's session, before investors took profits in banks, autos and a segment of tech stocks toward the closing bell.

Investors are waiting in anticipation of earnings reports due to come late Tuesday from several companies, including Japan's largest advertising agency Dentsu Inc. and the oil developer Inpex Corp.

Wall Street wandered through a listless session Monday, finishing little changed as investors cast aside decent earnings at Wal-Mart Stores Inc. and Lowe's Cos. ahead of critical inflation and spending data later this week.

With key U.S. government data on inflation and retail sales due this week, investors are waiting for indications of whether higher costs are driving up prices on consumer goods, said John Forelli, portfolio manager at Independence Investments LLC.

The Dow Jones industrial average rose 11.13, or 0.1 percent, to 10,697.17, while the Nasdaq composite index lost 1.52, or 0.07 percent, to 2,200.95.

In currency trading, the dollar bought 118.82 yen on the Tokyo foreign exchange market at 9 a.m. Tuesday, up from the 117.96 yen it bought in New York late Monday.

The euro fell to $1.1692 from $1.1744 late Monday in Tokyo.

 

[fuzzduzz]

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you are at optimism.

 

[tsptalk]

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coolhand wrote:

I sent him a reply earlier.

Great, thanks guys!

 

[The_Technician]

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Has anybody got a resource where I can get historical data on the Wilshire 4500 DWCPF....??

I can't find a resourceanywhere.....

:dude:

 

[KAPLOWD]

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:^Appreciatethe daily RevShark comments and sent him a message saying so.

As far as market strategy, I'd like tosuggest reading the key concepts on http://www.hsdent.com

 

[Spaf]

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The Technician wrote:

Has anybody got a resource where I can get historical data on the Wilshire 4500 DWCPF....??

I can't find a resourceanywhere..... :dude:

Tech, try this site: http://tinyurl.com/8659t

 

[robo]

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Some comments from a Tech:

TheS&P closed at 1233.76, down 0.96 points from the downtrend line that halted Friday's close at 1234.72. The arrows on the chart below highlight periods this year during which the net change each day was tiny. Most of them were transitional periods followed by market reversals, while a few were simply consolidations that were followed by a continuation of the trend. We may be in such a period now.

If we remain stationary much longer,then we may see a test of the S&P 500 50-day moving average before an attempt can be made at a new high for the year. The opportunity is now -- and it will disappear quickly.

 

[The_Technician]

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sorry spaf...didn't have it....anybody else got a resource for raw data????

:^

 

[Soldat]

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Try this and let me know if it helped.

http://finance.yahoo.com/q/hp?s=^DWCPF

 

[Soldat]

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Ready to rally?