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I don't know..........HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!Seem's like thatI fund hoses us every time we jump back in. What to do?
I noticed that about the NYSE. Hadme puzzled asthe S&P 500, Dow and Nasdaq are not in the same position.Remember back in December oil had a major H&S pattern but the neckline held at 42.5 andended up rallying to near 60.This is a chart of the NYSE which is mostly institutional money. Which way do you think we are "most likely" to go at this point? Notice the head shoulders?
Risky time, be careful.............
So is institutional money considered a better indicator? To me the S&P, for the same time period as the NYSE, looked like a Head and Shoulder pattern was forming. The peak of the right shoulder was very low compared to the left shoulder. This may technically not be considered an H&S pattern because of the extremely low right shoulder. Neck line looked to me like around 1165?This is a chart of the NYSE which is mostly institutional money. Which way do you think we are "most likely" to go at this point? Notice the head shoulders?
Risky time, be careful.............
Good luck,
M_M
Institutional money is what Tom refers to as "smart money" I believe. The latest mini rallies on the NYSE have been on low volume so I'm thinking the smart money is just waiting for the dumb money to be fully invested then they'll start selling. I don't expect a major pullback, but a pullback none the less.So is institutional money considered a better indicator? To me the S&P, for the same time period as the NYSE, looked like a Head and Shoulder pattern was forming. The peak of the right shoulder was very low compared to the left shoulder. This may technically not be considered an H&S pattern because of the extremely low right shoulder. Neck line looked to me like around 1165?
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TSP won't let me on so I'm staying with 100% F fund looks like. I'll take it as an omen because I was really undecided here. We are 3% over our 50-day moving average with the S fund. Since we've been consolidating and haven't broken out yet, I'm content with it.Moving to 100% C this morning. Was going to go 100% S instead, but looks like the C will end lower than the S today so I'll hope to buy it at a lower price. Also, just in case we continue down tomorrow, the S most likely would be lower than the C cause I doubt the C would be lower than the S two days in a row.
JMHO, good luck,
M_M
Not gonna buy high into C or S today and I think yields on bonds can't drop much more than they are now. Sooooooooooooooooo, thinking about going I fund and hope the dollar is set for at least a short term pullback?Sorry Milk,
Me too.:*Would have been perfect timing yesterday!