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Adjustment to the Market Topping Theory

Market Bull Theory:

Birchtree is the highest poster on the forum

therefore

Market must continue to go up
because of all the BS (Birchtree Sentiment)
being spread around the TSPTalk forums...


:nuts:

Just sayin' :sick:
 
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Here come the dip buyers, right on schedule at 1030... Woohoo

100% I COB today, lets see what happens!!!

Go BS, Go...

According to BT, the DJIA should be at 17k by the end of the year if not sooner... !!!!!!!
 
...100% I COB today, lets see what happens!!!...

I'm switching from S to 100% I at COB too. The tracker seems hung though; I am not sure it registered. I just have a feeling I will do better through the end of the month and this is my second IFT of the month.
 
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Ok, I am looking at the above chart and I was thinking of moving my shares out of the I Fund. Why anyone would want to go in now baffles me. Does anyone care to explain what I'm missing here? BT is not allowd to answer this one...Sorry Birch, I already know what you're going to say.
 
EFA - SharpCharts Workbench - StockCharts.com

Ok, I am looking at the above chart and I was thinking of moving my shares out of the I Fund. Why anyone would want to go in now baffles me. Does anyone care to explain what I'm missing here? BT is not allowd to answer this one...Sorry Birch, I already know what you're going to say.

So, you give me grief because I am not in the market, and now that I have capitulated and went in both feet... you give me grief...

totally ignoring this question :p
 
EFA - SharpCharts Workbench - StockCharts.com

Ok, I am looking at the above chart and I was thinking of moving my shares out of the I Fund. Why anyone would want to go in now baffles me. Does anyone care to explain what I'm missing here? BT is not allowd to answer this one...Sorry Birch, I already know what you're going to say.
Moving day. Still keeping 40% in the I fund. 30 C, 30 S. Don't like to make big changes because I can regret them later. Slow, imperceptible changes is my credo.
 
The key to outperformance in today's environment is not to only anticipate what retail investors will do next, but what hedge funds will be doing next as well.
 
now that I have capitulated and went in both feet...

With so much money moving in, it will take a lot of time to change the momo to negative my friend! Nice move. More and more July-Aug projections now and if this beast keeps plowing forward, all you will hear is "it's the late 90's all over again" ;).
 
ok RMI...
Since I don't have confirmation of a price reversal, I will stay put. But I'll be watching VERY VERY closely. ;)
 
EFA - SharpCharts Workbench - StockCharts.com

Ok, I am looking at the above chart and I was thinking of moving my shares out of the I Fund. Why anyone would want to go in now baffles me. Does anyone care to explain what I'm missing here? BT is not allowd to answer this one...Sorry Birch, I already know what you're going to say.

I like the I Fund. I also look at the currency markets and in this case, I think my money will be worth more in the I-fund at the end of the month than it will in the S-Fund. If we could move more than twice (other than "out") I would move as often as each day to what I think the best fund will be each tomorrow. Trying to determint the best fund for an averge of 2 weeks at a time really sucks.
 
Rising stocks kindle worries of a melt up - real soon could be many months away - or better years away.
 
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