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tsptalk wrote:
Yup. The herd turnedtoo bullish last week. Wish I saw that earlier. I'm not sure what I would have done but this decline makes sense now.
This decline along with the historically stronger options expiration week kept me from making a move. Staying invested for now.
Tom
tsptalk wrote:
tsptalk wrote:I wish I had seen the recent AAII Investor Sentiment Survey before I made this new allocation. I'll blame it on Vegas again as I am out of my normal routine.Getting more invested in stocks for tomorrow (Monday). My new allocation will be...
40% C, 40% S and 20% I.
The reason is because the bearishpercent (those thinking the market will go down)went down to 16% while the bulls (positive on the market) went up to to 55%. This is nearing levels near pullback zones. Because of this I will be very quick to put some back in the G fund next week if we see weakness (or excessive strength).
Remember, too many bulls is BAD for the market. It doesn't mean the market will automatically go down, but it's another indicator getting a little frothy. The herd is usually wrong at tops and bottoms. I acted as part of the herdtoday. Rolocalled us on it the other day I think. Smart.
Tom
Yup. The herd turnedtoo bullish last week. Wish I saw that earlier. I'm not sure what I would have done but this decline makes sense now.
This decline along with the historically stronger options expiration week kept me from making a move. Staying invested for now.
Tom