Weekly Update

Here's the latest Top 15 and Top 50 tracker charts going into the new week:




The Top 15 have moved a bit more cash into stocks this week, but nothing dramatic. A little over 10% or so. F and I are not favored, and S is more than double C. Still a fair amount of cash held back.




The Top 50 saw some radical changes from the previous week. Lots of cash raised, while C and I are pretty light. This is a conservative position now.



I'm going to start posting Total Tracker info on a weekly basis. In other words, every Friday I will total all the members positions and see how they are positioned for each new week. For this week coming up we can see the board has a moderate stock position, with S leading both C and I. This appears to be a moderately bullish stance compared to the Top 50.

 

[Cruzen]

Hi CH, thank you for helping me with the SS process. I have another question. The sentiment survey says it went to a BUY and G, does that mean to go into the G fund

Thanks,
“The Newbie”

 

[coolhand]

Hi CH, thank you for helping me with the SS process. I have another question. The sentiment survey says it went to a BUY and G, does that mean to go into the G fund

Thanks,
“The Newbie”

No, it was in G fund this past week, now it's moving to S beginning Monday. The Sentiment Survey is now #4 on the tracker.

 

[Boghie]

CH,

Are those Top 15 still trading?
A very odd group.
Time to roll.
Lilly Pad
??

 

[coolhand]

CH,

Are those Top 15 still trading?
A very odd group.
Time to roll.
Lilly Pad
??

There's a part of me that says they're too conservative, then I remember that these folks did the best in a severe bear market 2008-2009 according to our tracker. I can't fault them for being conservative now can I?

I've noticed that I tend to do better in down trends too.

 

[Boghie]

CH,

I am going to try something new.

Instead of using my final IFT on May 9th heading to the Lilly Pad I think I will mostly head toward the L2010.

The L2010 will self-reallocate on a daily basis. It is a very conservative allocation, but still has a moderate 'C Fund' holding.

I will then 'market time' with SqualeBear's '<1%' strategy. I will be able to move up to 7% into higher risk funds on a daily basis. Most of the time less than 7% - but, at least something.

I despise the IFT limit.