MrJohnRoss' Account Talk

At the risk of causing too much elation, (sorry JTH, couldn't help myself :nuts:) here's an updated chart of the NYSE:


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The NYSE is now at an all time high, and has finally broken above the resistance line that's been in place since July 3 of last year. This also has the appearance of a possible inverted head and shoulders pattern.

As a side note, numerologists will especially like Friday's intraday high of 11111.41.
 
Since we're in the final week of the month, I decided to utilize my 2nd IFT to return to the I Fund. The relative strength graphs of I vs C and I vs S are showing that strength has returned to international equites. Not sure how much gas is left in the equites tank before a pullback, but I don't mind switching horses for the final stretch.

Good luck!
 
Since we're in the final week of the month, I decided to utilize my 2nd IFT to return to the I Fund. The relative strength graphs of I vs C and I vs S are showing that strength has returned to international equites. Not sure how much gas is left in the equites tank before a pullback, but I don't mind switching horses for the final stretch.

Good luck!

I also moved 100% "I" fund. Not because of your great reasoning (I like it) but just playing a huntch.
 
In case you're not sure we're in a bull market, in just the first three weeks of February, here's what the market has done:

Dow +975.49 points, or 5.68%
S&P +115.31 points, or 5.78%
$EMW +61.87, or 5.96%
EFA +3.81, or 6.22%
Nasdaq +320.73 points, or 6.92%
QQQ +7.31 points, or 7.23%

I'd say it's been a pretty good month so far, by any measure.
:beerchug:

If you have a brokerage account, one of the best ways to capitalize on this bull market is to use leveraged ETF's. For example, with the Nasdaq performing so well this month, TQQQ is a triple upside QQQ (top Nasdaq 100) ETF. Just checked it's return month to date... a nice gain of 22.64% so far this month.
 
Don't worry, as long as I'm in the F-Fund, we still have a chance to convert that short-term bottom into a bear flag :banana:

Keep talking bad...

Today's score...
JTH = +.18% (F)
MCQ = -.205% (S and I)

...more days like today and you'll be hanging with that dancing banana while wearing a sombrero and sipping the good stuff.
 
Keep talking bad...

Today's score...
JTH = +.18% (F)
MCQ = -.205% (S and I)

...more days like today and you'll be hanging with that dancing banana while wearing a sombrero and sipping the good stuff.

It's all good, this is just a place to park money, with today's F-Fund gain of .33%, this leaves me down -.17% on the last position.
 
EFA closed up +o.o8%, and UUP closed down -0.20%. That should be a good omen for the I Fund. Perhaps we shall see a gain in the I Fund of +0.28.

$SPX closed lower by -0.08%, followed by AGG +0.07%, and $EMW up +0.20.
 
Stock Market Crash of 2016: The Countdown Begins - MarketWatch

"Let’s compare 2016 with earlier crashes: 2008 to 2000 to 1929, knowing all bulls drop into bears eventually. Basic cycles theory. And this next one will trigger losses bigger than 2000 and 2008. So bet against the house at your peril. Jeremy Grantham’s already on record predicting that “around the presidential election or soon after, the market bubble will burst, as bubbles always do, and will revert to its trend value, around half of its peak or worse.”

I'm quaking in my boots.

:why:
 
The McClellan Oscillator Summation Index (MOSI) is still climbing, but momentum is slowing (see below). The same can be said for the $TICK. It's been a great month, with the Dow up 1,059 points so far. But all good things must come to an end. My forecast for March is for this uptrend to run into headwinds pretty quickly. Let's hope I'm wrong.


MOSI S&P500.jpg
 
In another sign of slowing momentum, the uptrend line on the 60 minute chart for the S&P 500 that's been in place since Feb 9th was broken today.

I'm not making an exit, but I am making note of where the doors are...
 
MR JR,

Let me ask you a question, if I jump out of stocks tomorrow, into G let's say; will that be a move for Feb or March, since it takes place on Monday?
 
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