Thread: mlk_man's account talk

Basically I'm sort of following the 3-moving averages that are explained on www.tspmoney.com. But instead of waiting till the fast moving moves below or above the slower moving trends, I have "set" cut-offs of .30 above and .20 below the 30-day average price of each share of whichever fund. I do "tinker" with it a bit and buy-sell according to comments I see or feelings I get. But for the most part, I follow my simple plan.

hehe, C is the only one with a green light. I don't feel so bad about my move to C yesterday now. (yes, purely a conscious-soother there)

Please elaborate on that please.

I do not know anything about their system, I just took a quick look:

http://www.tspmoney.com/tools/lights_tool.php

The last thing I probably need is another system to futher cloud, confuse, and confound my schizophrenic strategy(ies).

With my current system, I'm looking for a pull-back from the S fund to 12.6 per share and the I fund to 12.9 per share. When this happens, I'll get 100% invested in stocks again.

Forgot to mention,, your 3-day moving average is curving into your 15-day moving average. Another "sell" sign.

Click here to see mlk_man's_data.

Since I'm very close to a "buy" signal in the C and S funds, I put in for a transfer to 50% C and 50% S to take affect tomorrow. If the markets go down a little today, I don't want to miss a chance for a re-bound after the earnings report from Intel comes out. Just a hunch. If the markets go down a little more, it won't kill me. They'll be back soon. :^

Currently 100% G, but will be50% C and 50% S tomorrow.

You were right about the I fund mlk. The dollar is rebounding today and the I fund is going totake a hit. :shock:

tsptalk wrote:

You were right about the I fund mlk. The dollar is rebounding today and the I fund is going totake a hit. :shock:

Do you have an exit strategy for I Fund, Tom? I was thinking of selling I when it hits 13.55 or so.

I extricated myself from the I fund last week.