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Tom/Pyriel:

Sorry for the mess but I don't know what the problem was. I tried several times to post my move for tomorrow and Igota message saying that the page was not found. Now it seems that all of them went through but the date stamp is wrong.

Please delete all the extra ones.

Thank you.
 
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07-05-05: The C-Fund triggered a Buy Signal. S-Fund = Wait to Sell. The F-Fund and the I Fund = Wait to Buy. See charts at http://www.tspgo.com

IFT order entered at 8:25 pm on 07-05-05 (Before noon 07-06-05)


G = 45 F = 0 C = 25 S =30I = 00

TSPGO!
 
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07-08-05: The S-Fund triggered a count of four sell signal; The I-Fund triggered a buy signal; The F-Fund = Wait to Buy and the C-Fund = Wait to Sell. (See charts at http://www.tspgo.com

IFT order entered at 11:55 pm on 07-08-05 (Before noon 07-11-05)


G = 35 F = 0 C = 25 S =00I = 40

TSPGO!
 
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It seems the break of the triple tops is around the corner. Once the triple top is broken the upside trend will be in high gear racing towardthe long waited 1258-1280 mark. We should reach the target by theend of Augustl, 2005.

Therest of this week we should seea smallpullback or some sideways movement. It should be a good oportunity for those following a buy and hold strategy to get on the bus toride the last leg of this bull market.

As for those following the 5-5-10 Strategy there will be a few IFT's between now and then.

Happy trading.

TSPGO!
 
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07-14-05: The C-Fund triggered a count of four sell signal; The I-Fund = Wait to Sell; The F-Fund and the S-Fund = Wait to Buy. (See charts at http://www.tspgo.com

IFT order entered at 7:45 pm on 07-14-05 (Before noon 07-15-05)


G = 60 F = 0 C = 00 S =00I = 40

TSPGO!
 
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07-19-05: The C and the S fund triggered a buy signal; The I-Fund = Wait to Sell; The F-Fund= Wait to Buy. See charts at http://www.tspgo.com

IFT order entered at 8:40 pm on 07-19-05 (Before noon 07-20-05)


G = 5 F = 0 C = 25 S =30I = 40

TSPGO!
 
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tspgo -
You seem to be getting whipsawed lately in this choppy market which is not unusually with a short term buy/sell signal based trading system. I see you are planningto jump into stocks again today (forThursday)because of Tuesday's buy signal but tomorrow is looking to at least open way down. Would you make this transfer even with the possibility of a sell signal by the close? In other words, do you ever cancel transactions mid-day in anticipation of change to thebuy or sell signal?

Thanks,
Tom
 
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tsptalk wrote:
tspgo -
You seem to be getting whipsawed lately in this choppy market which is not unusually with a short term buy/sell signal based trading system. I see you are planningto jump into stocks again today (forThursday)because of Tuesday's buy signal but tomorrow is looking to at least open way down. Would you make this transfer even with the possibility of a sell signal by the close? In other words, do you ever cancel transactions mid-day in anticipation of change to thebuy or sell signal?

Thanks,
Tom
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Tom:

It might appear that I am getting whipsawed. If you look at each fund individually you would see that is not the case. Action signals are based solely on last day closing price regardless of intraday activity. The RST indicates that the S&P should be hitting the short term target of 1258-1268 in the next few days. Then if it does not break the upper trend line, the S&P would be heading south toward the 1100's again. Even when I think I am sure where the market is heading, I have made the commitment to stick to the signals regardless of feelings, TA's, Futures, etc. Last time I did not follow the rule,it cost me a lot. So I think I learned my lesson.

(Sorry for the delay. I am in temporary quarters and I don't have much time to logg in)
 
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You seem to be doing better sticking with your plan... Much better than when you were letting your emotion take control of your moves... Keep it up...
 
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Do you see what I see ....?

cfund050726talk.gif


We are approaching an area of great concern. If the S&P and the C-Fund do not break out of this Reverse Symmetrical Triangle (RST) big trouble lies ahead. There are about 20-30 more points to the up side, then down the drain it goes. If the S&P goes down it will take everything down with it. Including the C, S, and I. If you are not following the 5-5-10 Rule, I would say it is time to play it safe and run for cover. August is not known for being a great month for stocks.

Happy trading,

TSPGO!
 
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What happens if our beloved Fed decides to raise the rate one more time to 3.5% and decides to pause - how long will it take the C fund to hit $15? I just cannot force myself to be prudent at this moment - this is shaping up to be a hot stock summer. I'm in for the duration - do appreciate your signals though.

Dennis
 
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Birchtree wrote:
What happens if our beloved Fed decides to raise the rate one more time to 3.5% and decides to pause - how long will it take the C fund to hit $15? I just cannot force myself to be prudent at this moment - this is shaping up to be a hot stock summer. I'm in for the duration - do appreciate your signals though.
Dennis
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Dennis, That would be great if they pause but they won't. Housing will keep going up and they will try to keep it in check by raising rates. I am pretty sure of it. Even with them raising rates, housing market continue to rise. If anything else, I would say they might go beyond the 1/2 point raise (although I doubt that too) rather than pausing... P
 
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Everything seems to indicate that we are at the top of a Reverse Symmetrical Triangle (RST) or at the top of Continuation Pattern (CP). Regardless of what it is, it seems we are heading down. If it is a CP then it should retrace about 50 points before continuing. If it is an RST it would drop at least 120 points. Play it safe. Whatever you do is your decision.

(for some reason I can't paste the graph. See it at http://www.tspgo.com and then click on "what's Ahead" or http://www.tspgo.com/images/cfund050731talk.gif
 
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So you would continue to hold with G = 0 F = 5 C = 25 S =30I = 40? or are you going for a more conservative position?
 
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So you would continue to hold with G = 0 F = 5 C = 25 S =30I = 40? or are you going for a more conservative position?
 
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Be advised that the Bank of England will or already has reduced its overnight lending rate from 4.75 to 4.5%.
 
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smine wrote:
So you would continue to hold with G = 0 F = 5 C = 25 S =30I = 40? or are you going for a more conservative position?
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For those following the 5-5-10 Rule the position remains the same. The safety factor is built into it.
 
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