Thread: MrJohnRoss' Account Talk

This coming week begins the final trading week for January. As the saying goes; "as goes January, so goes the year". So it will be interesting to see how this final week plays out.

As it stands now, the S&P is basically flat for the month (-0.34%). Keep in mind that pre-presidential years (like 2015) have had no losers for the past 76 years. That would seem to suggest that for the rest of January, the S&P better hurry up and go positive to fulfill it's predictive capabilities. Heh.

The S.T.A. is showing that this coming week has historically been fairly bullish, with two especially bullish days on tap. Let's hope history repeats itself this year. There's another old saying: "History doesn't always repeat itself, but it often times rhymes", which could be the case this year.

On this Sunday eve, stock futures are pointing to a lower opening. Dow futures are currently down -104 points. Let's see what it looks like tomorrow morning before the bell.

Good luck!

Originally Posted by MrJohnRoss

This coming week begins the final trading week for January. As the saying goes; "as goes January, so goes the year". So it will be interesting to see how this final week plays out.

Good luck!

Last January was not good but the year ended better than January did. Lets hope this year ends well.

MrJohnRoss I changed my avatar to see if we can lead this market higher!

Great call going to I fund! Up over 1.4% right now.

Originally Posted by MrJohnRoss

Here's an updated view of the 60 minute chart of the S&P. What was surprising to me was to see the S&P hit the exact top of the box and immediately back off. It's not quite ready to break that 2064 level.

Looks like a possible cup & handle with nice upside potential if it can break through 2064.43 on the next attempt.

good call on the I fund, it's kicking butt right now

Originally Posted by pmaloney

Great call going to I fund! Up over 1.4% right now.

No kidding! I noted MrJR's move to I last Friday myself -- masterful!

Originally Posted by soon2retire

MrJohnRoss I changed my avatar to see if we can lead this market higher!

Originally Posted by pmaloney

Great call going to I fund! Up over 1.4% right now.

Originally Posted by sniper

Looks like a possible cup & handle with nice upside potential if it can break through 2064.43 on the next attempt.

good call on the I fund, it's kicking butt right now

Originally Posted by Khotso

No kidding! I noted MrJR's move to I last Friday myself -- masterful!

Bwahahaha! Well, golly, thanks.

The I fund did very well, and will be helped by the dollar, which was down slightly. The S fund did well today, but not so much C. So the mathematical equation looks like this: [C < S < I = $$$].

Just plug that equation into your Tandem 386, and it'll spit out tomorrow's closing Dow for you.

Originally Posted by MrJohnRoss

Bwahahaha! Well, golly, thanks.

The I fund did very well, and will be helped by the dollar, which was down slightly. The S fund did well today, but not so much C. So the mathematical equation looks like this: [C < S < I = $$$].

Just plug that equation into your Tandem 386, and it'll spit out tomorrow's closing Dow for you.

I was a little skeptical last week on the I, but I am now convinced that it is the real deal! I will be trending in, albeit slowly, by shifting some C and S to I. Going to 40C, 45S, 15I. Good call, John!

Originally Posted by MrJohnRoss

Bwahahaha! Well, golly, thanks.

The I fund did very well, and will be helped by the dollar, which was down slightly. The S fund did well today, but not so much C. So the mathematical equation looks like this: [C < S < I = $$$].

Just plug that equation into your Tandem 386, and it'll spit out tomorrow's closing Dow for you.

If I dig up an old Tandy 486 will it give me the closing price through the end of the week?

Lotus, Quattro, or Excel?

I know that the "I" fund will adjust it's final posting because of the difference between the close of the European market and the American market but almost half? The "I" fund closed around 1.37% and posted at 0.79%. anybody remember that large of a discrepancy before?