Thread: Ways of watching the market?

JSRoss01 wrote:

Is there a site out there that provides weekly forcasts? I was just wondering .

Even if there was, I most certainly wouldn't trust them! It's too difficult to forecast daily, much less weekly.

God Bless!

Plan today, Rod?

smine wrote:

Plan today, Rod?

I'm 100%S.

Tuesdays are generally GREEN, but there are some RED Tuesdays. Overall, the GREEN outweighs the RED on Tuesdays.

So, that is why I am usually 100%S on Tuesdays.

Hopefully today will not be one of those RED days. But, it's gonna get me sooner or later.:s

God Bless :^

nice point Rod about the day of rate hikes
I will be 50-g 50-s for wed

and after rate hikes will go to G-friday

Tend to affect a little bid after rate hikes
anyway nov.is a good season month historycally.:^

puertorico wrote:

nice point Rod about the day of rate hikes
I will be 50-g 50-s for wed

and after rate hikes will go to G-friday

Tend to affect a little bid after rate hikes
anyway nov.is a good season month historycally.:^

Remember, the TSP office will be closed Thursday. So be sure to make your move for Fridaytomorrow.

Rod,



Where do you get your info that tues are generally green and wed red? Does this change month to month?

http://www.billbledsoe.com/Links/wallstreet%20links.htm

some links are dead and some are misleading.....but you do have a few to peruse :P


http://www.andyfoulds.co.uk/amusement/economists.htm

most of them have this effect on me.....LOL

tekno

JSRoss01 wrote:

Rod,

Where do you get your info that tues are generally green and wed red? Does this change month to month?

I didn't say anything about "wed red", but prior to the election I simply went back 6 months and averaged all of the returns on all of the funds. It worked pretty good for a while, but it needs to be tweeked. I haven't used the data lately. But this is what I came up with:

Monday: 100 G

Tuesday: 100 S

Wednesday: 30 G 50 S 20 I

Thursday: 100 G

Fri: 50 S 50 I

Merry Christmas!:dude:

Rod,

Are you outperforming the market with this strategy? How's it going?

Joel

one link i failed to post...very cool tool:

http://www.indexpulse.com/index.html