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S Fund
- Thread starter Wheels
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Not in an uptrend - but let me confirm that.
I found this on head & shoulders as a continuation pattern.
As I thought, H&S (and inverse H&S) patterns can be reversal patterns or continuation patterns. An inverse H&S is a reversal pattern in a downtrend, but a continuation pattern in an uptend.
JTH
Well-known member
Looks good, that's a 547 PO from the breakout.
Here's more backup from the recently flipped over P&F with a 566 PO
View attachment 7656
Here's more backup from the recently flipped over P&F with a 566 PO
View attachment 7656
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After a pullback to the neckline last week, the mid-cap index is making a new high hitting 724 this morning. I'm leery about Monday morning gaps, so let's see how it closes before claiming victory.
The S-fund is outperforming again today. Mid-caps, which are a large part of out S-fund, are trying to breakout of an inverse H&S pattern...
hessian
Member
Question: noted the you meant an Inverse H&S breakout?
Now that I'm in, I'm rootin', tootin' for the breakout - (personnally)!!
Obama sure made a MESS with his stantments on BANNING Banks from much of their business - lets hope he clarifies some of those statements!
VR
James48843
Well-known member
I think the market reacted more from the Supreme Court case saying corporations can now flow money into politics- breaking 63 years of campaign finance limits-
Justice Stevens, in the dissent, wrote: "The court’s ruling threatens to undermine the integrity of elected institutions around the nation."
http://www.nj.com/news/index.ssf/2010/01/us_supreme_court_ruling_on_cam.html
That is the shocker. Corporations can now spend as much as they like.
grandma
Well-known member
An e-mail news this morning reminds us that this ruling may have unintended results when you take into consideration that the parent company of many of our businesses and corporations are of foreign countries. Seems like it was titled something about Welcome Our Next Senator - from Arabia..
implying, I'm sure, that some of the folks running for office may already be bought & paid for to get congress to look at them more favorably.
fedgolfer
Well-known member
weekly chart of $emw... week ain't done, but this week's candle has already tagged the upper bolly (on 3-3-10):
http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=$emw&p=W&yr=1&mn=0&dy=0&id=p27119276566
http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=$emw&p=W&yr=1&mn=0&dy=0&id=p27119276566
JimmyJoe
Member
On the Tsp.gov site main page, the funds are available to review by clicking on 'fund sheets'. I looked at the S fund on that site and it mentions the S&P400 and the Russell as indicies in the same sentence, see below*, Anyway, I assumed that since the Russell went up 1.81 today, (posted on the 'running overhead banner' with the S&P and DOW and other indiceis on the Money Channel) that the S fund would go up greater than the .05% it did at the final 4pm end of the day tally. Since you have stated that the S fund follows the Wishire more closely, and the Russell not much at all, my question you have answered below, and I thank you. And,... I have just clicked on on the clickable 'name change' in the main reference to the S fund and was sent to the page which states that the Wilshire 4500 is tracked by the S fund and I assume this is no more the case for the S&P400 and the Russell 2000.
Maybe a good question (that has no answer) is why doesn't the Money Channel show the Wilshire 4500 on the 'running banner'? I think it's a headline index.
Well, thanks for taking time to answer Tom, and I apologize that this became a long winded discussion on my part and I should have clicked on the 'name change' earlier. However it is a funny a term for such an important change. It should read "Wilshire 4500 index change". A bit more eye catching wouldn't you say?
Confusion on page 2 of the Tsp web site for the S fund*"A portion of Extended Market Index Fund assets is reserved to meet the needs of daily client activity. This liquidity reserve is invested in futures contracts of the S&P 400 and Russell 2000 (other broad equity indexes).":embarrest:
Maybe a good question (that has no answer) is why doesn't the Money Channel show the Wilshire 4500 on the 'running banner'? I think it's a headline index.
Well, thanks for taking time to answer Tom, and I apologize that this became a long winded discussion on my part and I should have clicked on the 'name change' earlier. However it is a funny a term for such an important change. It should read "Wilshire 4500 index change". A bit more eye catching wouldn't you say?
Confusion on page 2 of the Tsp web site for the S fund*"A portion of Extended Market Index Fund assets is reserved to meet the needs of daily client activity. This liquidity reserve is invested in futures contracts of the S&P 400 and Russell 2000 (other broad equity indexes).":embarrest:
Buster
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You must be leaving the day after Memorial Day..I'm staying till Thursday, June 3rd...this way I'll get 9 days of pay for the last Pay period and also I still get the full month of June's retirement pay....I'm still a little nervous about pulling the plug..:worried:
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