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[FundSurfer]

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I probably just drove some CPA nuts with that last post. I think numbers like an engineer not like a financial planner.

 

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05-11-05: The F-Fund triggered a buy signal. The I-Fund triggered a sell signal. C-Fund = Wait to sell. S-Fund = wait to buy. (see charts at www.tspgo.com)
IFT order entered at 11:05 pm on 05-11-05 = (Before noon on05-12-05)


G = 70 F = 05 C = 25 S = 00 I = 00

TSPGO!

 

[tspgo_com]

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05-16-05: (see charts at http://www.tspgo.com)

IFT order entered at 9:02 pm on 05-16-05 = (Before noon on05-17-05)


G = 40 F = 05 C = 25 S = 30 I = 00

TSPGO!

 

[tspgo_com]

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05-18-05:The F-Fund triggered a count of 4 sell signal. The I-Fund triggered a buy signal. C and S = Wait toSell. (see charts at http://www.tspgo.com)

IFT order entered at 10:15 pm on 05-18-05 = (Before noon on05-19-05)


G = 5 F = 00 C = 25 S = 30 I = 40

TSPGO!

 

[tspgo_com]

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05-23-05:The F-Fund triggered a buy signal. The S-Fund triggered a count of 4 sell signal. (Be ready to buy thepull back) C and I = Wait toSell. (see charts at http://www.tspgo.com)

IFT order entered at 8:02 pm on 05-23-05 (Before noonof 05-24-05)


G = 30 F =5 C = 25 S = 00 I = 40

TSPGO!

 

[tspgo_com]

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The market is on its way to our 1250-1280 goal. That point should be reached by the middle of the summer. Most indicators are pointing to a three day pull back to 1182-1185 area to gain energy to break and sustain the resistance in 1200 area.

Low Risk = Wait to buy the pull back and hold until 1220 area.

5-5-10 Rule: Sell S and buy lower at the pull back.

The scenario below (see posted here on 02-25-05) is still being played out with a time shift difference..

Note: I will be in house hunting trip. Updates might be scarce.

Good luck to all!

 

[tspgo_com]

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[align=left]I will be TDY (HH) until May 31, 2004. Updates might be scarce from today until then. Play it safe. Follow the rule of your strategy and stick to it. We might continue to see some downward movements until the S&P hits 1183. Then it should rebound with force to break the 1200 area Resistance. If you are out, it would be wise to get back in by Friday. We have a long weekend ahead of us and the beginning of the month. This combination usually calls for a strong upward movement on the first day of trading[/align]

05-25-05: Buy the bottom of the S-Fund. (see charts at http://www.tspgo.com)

IFT order entered at 9:50 pm on 05-25-05 (Before noon 05-26-05)


G = 00 F =5 C = 25 S = 30 I = 40

TSPGO!

 

[tspgo_com]

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[align=left]I will be TDY (HH) until May 31, 2004. Updates might be scarce from today until then. Play it safe. Follow the rule of your strategy and stick to it. We might continue to see some downward movements until the S&P hits 1183. Then it should rebound with force to break the 1200 area Resistance. If you are out, it would be wise to get back in by Friday. We have a long weekend ahead of us and the beginning of the month. This combination usually calls for a strong upward movement on the first day of trading

Before noon 05-26-05

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

TSPGO!
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[tspgo_com]

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05-31-05: The C and the I Fund triggered a sell signal. (see charts at http://www.tspgo.com)

IFT order entered at 10:45 pm on 05-31-05 (Before noon 06-01-05)


G = 65 F = 5 C = 0 S = 30 I = 0

TSPGO!

 

[Spaf]

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TSPGO ....Like your web site!

Lets talk! I can take 118x. But my stop is at 1174, a sign that the bull got trapped. 1191 seems to be a support area. Below 1191 I think a exit strategy might be appropriate. I sure would like to see us make a run for 1200+ The fundamentals seem to be there, oil is under 55, so why not, is my question? Don't tell me we can't even cook up some macaroony and cheese without burning it!

Rgds Spaf

 

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Spaf wrote:

TSPGO ....Like your web site!

Lets talk! I can take 118x. But my stop is at 1174, a sign that the bull got trapped. 1191 seems to be a support area. Below 1191 I think a exit strategy might be appropriate. I sure would like to see us make a run for 1200+ The fundamentals seem to be there, oil is under 55, so why not, is my question? Don't tell me we can't even cook up some macaroony and cheese without burning it!

Rgds Spaf

Thank you.

Today was a good day. The S&P broke above the 1200 area and held it. Long term everything looks bullish. May is come and gone but it left a huge bullish white candle in the monthly chart. The weekly chart is telling the same story. The 10 week and the 40 week moving averages did not cross in the way down during the retracement. In other words, the bullish case for the S&P 500 is still intact. Tomorrow will be very important. If it holds the 1200's then 1218-1225 should be the next stop. In the short-term I still think that a retracement back down to briefly visit the 1180 area it is not out of the question. Paradoxically, it would be better if the S&P goes down to those levels to accumulate the necessary energy to reach our 1250 goal in a shorter period. (Parabolically)

For the time being, today I sold the C and IFunds and if things work as planned there should be an opportunity to buy them at lower price tomorrow or Friday.

Good luck.

TSPGO!

 

[Trish]

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For the time being, today I sold the I and S Funds and if things work as planned there should be an opportunity to buy them at lower price tomorrow or Friday.

I'm relatively new here TSPGO.. I've noticed you have a signal system that you use and I've visited your website a few times .. how do you know to time the above when it takes a good day or so to sell and then to buy?..as long as you buy or sell before noon, the sale will take place the NEXTmorning correct?.. So, you have an a morning and an entire afternoon that you have to hold your breath that nothing takes place that you don't expect. How does one account for this or predict such happenings and protect oneself from unpredictability?

 

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06-01-05: The C and the I Fund triggered a buy signal. The F-Fund triggered a count of 4 sell signal. (see charts at http://www.tspgo.com)

IFT order entered at 11:05 pm on 06-01-05 (Before noon 06-02-05)


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

TSPGO!

 

[tspgo_com]

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Trish wrote:

I'm relatively new here TSPGO.. I've noticed you have a signal system that you use and I've visited your website a few times .. how do you know to time the above when it takes a good day or so to sell and then to buy?..as long as you buy or sell before noon, the sale will take place the NEXTmorning correct?.. So, you have an a morning and an entire afternoon that you have to hold your breath that nothing takes place that you don't expect. How does one account for this or predict such happenings and protect oneself from unpredictability?

I have already entered an IFT request for tomorrow based on what the market did today. From a Technical Analysis point of view, I am expecting the S&P to do a quick retracing then continue its upward movement to the 1250+ area with some rebound in the 1218-1225 area. However, even when my expectationsseems certain, IFT’s should be determined by what the Fund actually does. Times when I left my expectations and feelings dictate my IFT's I was burned badly.

In times like this when the market is bouncing back and forth there arelots of IFT's to be made. That's the price to pay to make sure one is on the right side of the market when the trend is defined. Consistency is the key to success regardless of what strategy you are following.

The bottom line is "Stick to the rule" regardless of one's expectations.

Good luck.

 

[tspgo_com]

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It seems the S&P is pulling back to the 1186 area to gain the necessary energy to push to higher levels above the 1258. If it pulls back below 1190 on 6/8/05 before noon, hold your position. The rebound should be immediate.

06-08-05: The C and S Fund triggered a sell signal. (see charts at http://www.tspgo.com)

IFT order entered at 10:05 pm on 06-08-05 (Before noon 06-09-05)


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

TSPGO!

 

[GALLO1]

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Thanks tspgo.

I've been going with my gut, which you've pointed out was not good most of the time. I'm going to follow your advice and stick to the "rule". I've been hanging in at

C=50, S=30, I=20

IFT today will be G=60, I=40,

In regards, to Trish's question on IFT timing, I thought that if by 11:00 a.m., an IFT was made and the effective date of the IFT was the same dateof the transfer that itcounted for that day. I think I know the answer, and it's what Trish said that you have to wait out one entire day. :shock:

If that is the case, then my IFT today, Thursday won't actually be affective until Friday morning, even though the effective date is Thursday. And if that's the case, then I could lose my butt if everyone panics after Greenspans talk tonight, correct?

I hate being a new be, when I've got 16 years behind me and I was under the impression that you just let it ride over the long run and that dollar cost averaging would make everything work out. I should have paid more attention in ECO-101.

 

[tspgo_com]

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GALLO1 wrote:

Thanks tspgo.

Thanks tspgo. "I've been going with my gut,"

This is a sure sign of disaster ahead. If you plan to come ahead and preserve what you have you need to have a plan (strategy) of when to buy and when to sell. Whenever your strategy says sell, you sell regardless of what your feedings are or regardless what the majority is saying. Your response should be automatic (robotic)

" which you've pointed out was not good most of the time."

You might make a couple of profitable trades by following your "gut" but at the end you end up with nothing. The market would eat you alive.

"I'm going to follow your advice and stick to the "rule". I've been hanging in at C=50, S=30, I=20 IFT today will be G=60, I=40,"

If you are not used to make frequent IFT transactions , you are in a good position holding C=50, S=30 and I=20. TA indicates that the market is set for ride to the 1250 area. Please understand that I am not offering advise to anybody. I am simply sharing with everybody my strategies. These strategies are base on chart analysis (TA) interpretation. Charts have no feelings and they have taken into account all the factors that move the market.

"In regards, to Trish's question on IFT timing, I thought that if by 11:00 a.m., an IFT was made and the effective date of the IFT was the same date of the transfer that it counted for that day."

If your IFT goes in by 11:00 am (Central Time), you would be buying and selling at today closing price. e.g.: I am going G=60, I=40 today. It implies that will be buying G at today closing price and selling my C and S at today closing price.

"I think I know the answer, and it's what Trish said that you have to wait out one entire day".

Well, he is right in a sense. If you place your order after 11:00 (CT) then you would have to wait until the next day closing to find out your buying and selling price.

"If that is the case, then my IFT today, Thursday won't actually be affective until Friday morning, even though the effective date is Thursday. And if that's the case, then I could lose my butt if everyone panics after Greenspan talk tonight, correct?"

Greenspan talk is expected today at approximately 10:00am not tonight. If everybody panics today and C and S go down drain today because what he said, then we are going with it. We would go through the earthquake but avoid the aftermath.

"I hate being a new be, when I've got 16 years behind me and I was under the impression that you just let it ride over the long run and that dollar cost averaging would make everything work out. I should have paid more attention in ECO-101".

The problem with letting it ride when you don’t have 30 years to go, is that at the end of 10, 20 or 30 years you might come up ahead. But short term is no good. Eg: TA indicate that we are ready for good leg up 1258+. Some are talking about to 1300's. But after that leg up, it is going down with force. That’s where whatever strategy you are following should count.

You are still on time. Just guard what you have and invest it wisely.

TSPGO!

 

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The F, C, S, and I are in a definite uptrend.

06-09-05: The C and S funds triggered a buy signal. (see charts at http://www.tspgo.com)

IFT order entered at 8:05 pm on 06-09-05 (Before noon 06-10-05)


G = 05 F =0 C = 25 S = 30 I = 40

TSPGO!

 

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06-10-05: The I-Fund triggered a sell signal. C and S = Wait to Sell; F = Wait to Buy. (see charts at http://www.tspgo.com)

IFT order entered at 9:05 pm on 06-10-05 (Before noon 06-13-05)


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

TSPGO!

Where are we going from here? A picture ...

 

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There is still plenty of room to move up ..