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Funny, she told me the same thing just this past weekend!
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From now on, I'm allocating my payday contributions to G, then moving in for the kill to "buy low".
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Thanks guys I will be moving today the new money to G too.I was putting
all in C fund but most of the time losing half.Will do it right now...:^
Nice strategy to cut loses and play safeonnew money
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Rod
From now on, I'm allocating my payday contributions to G, then moving in for the kill to "buy low".
:^
Thanks guys I will be moving today the new money to G too.I was putting
all in C fund but most of the time losing half.Will do it right now...:^
Nice strategy to cut loses and play safeonnew money
Rod
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Very good strategy. I don't know why I was blind to it before.
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From now on, I'm allocating my payday contributions to G, then moving in for the kill to "buy low".
:^
Thanks guys I will be moving today the new money to G too.I was putting
all in C fund but most of the time losing half.Will do it right now...:^
Nice strategy to cut loses and play safeonnew money
Very good strategy. I don't know why I was blind to it before.
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Your welcome. That's what we're for, to help each other out. Now if only the market would help a little..............puertorico wrote:Mlk_man
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From now on, I'm allocating my payday contributions to G, then moving in for the kill to "buy low".
:^
Thanks guys I will be moving today the new money to G too.I was putting
all in C fund but most of the time losing half.Will do it right now...:^
Nice strategy to cut loses and play safeonnew money
Very good strategy. I don't know why I was blind to it before.
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MLK,
Are we still in C and S, with new money going into G? Fortunately, my "pile" in this account is not very big, so losses are in the hundreds, not thousands.
Joel
MLK,
Are we still in C and S, with new money going into G? Fortunately, my "pile" in this account is not very big, so losses are in the hundreds, not thousands.
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I'm 100% S with new money going into G. I hope we get some upward bounce soon so I can get out till after the election. Next week may be good since retailers are about the onlyones reporting. Hopefully they will all have good reports like Walmart and Target. Keep your fingers crossed!! :^
Probably be best to be in C fund right now though........
I'm 100% S with new money going into G. I hope we get some upward bounce soon so I can get out till after the election. Next week may be good since retailers are about the onlyones reporting. Hopefully they will all have good reports like Walmart and Target. Keep your fingers crossed!! :^
Probably be best to be in C fund right now though........
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I'll be keeping an eye on the marketstoday and tomorrowand if they appear to be going up by 11:30am Friday, I think I'll go 100% G for Monday since Tom said the week after options week is typically below average. We've had a nice little run this week so why risk losing it........Maybe we'll gain 2.59% by Friday so I won't lose anything when I cash in. :^
I'll be keeping an eye on the marketstoday and tomorrowand if they appear to be going up by 11:30am Friday, I think I'll go 100% G for Monday since Tom said the week after options week is typically below average. We've had a nice little run this week so why risk losing it........Maybe we'll gain 2.59% by Friday so I won't lose anything when I cash in. :^
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Did I actually say it might be best to be in the C now? :x
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How come you are not following your system of selling .3 over the 63 day moving average? It sounds to me like you are trying to get out and break even? By the way, I have new money in G, shouldn't we be looking for a "buy" with this at .2 below the 63 day moving average? Just trying to understand.
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How come you are not following your system of selling .3 over the 63 day moving average? It sounds to me like you are trying to get out and break even? By the way, I have new money in G, shouldn't we be looking for a "buy" with this at .2 below the 63 day moving average? Just trying to understand.
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Have to be willing to adjust sometimes my man. We are in a downtrending market at this time and I haven't used my "system" for times like this yet. You still have to pay attention to what "other" things are going. Breaking even is not too bad at this poiint, we went farther down than I had expected. Still up 12.46% for the year remember. Not many can say that.Just a termporary thing cause I think we will prosper as weget nearer the Republican convention.As Bush's ratings raise, should begood for the market.
Have to be willing to adjust sometimes my man. We are in a downtrending market at this time and I haven't used my "system" for times like this yet. You still have to pay attention to what "other" things are going. Breaking even is not too bad at this poiint, we went farther down than I had expected. Still up 12.46% for the year remember. Not many can say that.Just a termporary thing cause I think we will prosper as weget nearer the Republican convention.As Bush's ratings raise, should begood for the market.
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Well I've decided to stick with my guns and stay 100%S fund. The moving averages chart has hit a critical point. The fast moving average has moved back up to the intermediate moving average. This happened a couple of weeks ago but it was unable to break through and instead began to decline again. Hopefully this time it will bust through and we'll see more gains.
Keep hope alive!!!
Currentlly up 11.1% for the year. :^Buy and holders, if only invested in the S fund, are -5.82% for the year.
Well I've decided to stick with my guns and stay 100%S fund. The moving averages chart has hit a critical point. The fast moving average has moved back up to the intermediate moving average. This happened a couple of weeks ago but it was unable to break through and instead began to decline again. Hopefully this time it will bust through and we'll see more gains.
Keep hope alive!!!
Currentlly up 11.1% for the year. :^Buy and holders, if only invested in the S fund, are -5.82% for the year.
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Well I've decided to stick with my guns and stay 100%S fund. The moving averages chart has hit a critical point. The fast moving average has moved back up to the intermediate moving average. This happened a couple of weeks ago but it was unable to break through and instead began to decline again. Hopefully this time it will bust through and we'll see more gains.
Keep hope alive!!!
Currentlly up 11.1% for the year. :^Buy and holders, if only invested in the S fund, are -5.82% for the year.
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How did you figure -5.82%? Tom's numbers on his "results" page are different for YTD (it is much less of a negative number). Are you assuming that people have been dollar cost averaging each pay period, maybe?
P.S.-Are we putting "new money anywhere, with the rise in the averages?
Joel
How did you figure -5.82%? Tom's numbers on his "results" page are different for YTD (it is much less of a negative number). Are you assuming that people have been dollar cost averaging each pay period, maybe?
P.S.-Are we putting "new money anywhere, with the rise in the averages?
Joel
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