Good comments by Louis Navallier. Courtesy of PJ French (frenchee)
http://tinyurl.com/65y7wa
So far, futures are moderately down, which I view as a positive. I'd much rather see selling tomorrow morning before the afternoon fed announcement. It's the kind of action that can give us a follow-through day.
Tough to trade on Fed day, though. With our 1200 deadline and the volatility.
Good comments by Louis Navallier. Courtesy of PJ French (frenchee)
http://tinyurl.com/65y7wa
Thanks. Occasionally I get those gut feelings that tell me when the market is going to move in one direction or another. Right now I'm smelling a rally. It's still a bear market, but if "da boyz" want to engineer a big move higher they've got a great set-up for it. High pessimism, high premiums, "perceived" pre-fed rally, folks wanting out of the market to end their pain, bears putting on shorts for another expected one-day wonder rally reversal. And "da boyz" are sitting on a lot of cash. They can dish out some punishment right now and make a killing.
I really like this set-up.
You've got to monitor it very closely. I have a 100% position in the C fund, which I took when SPX was at 1106. I have a lot of ground to make up. But, greed is always looking for a way to exploit those leaning the wrong way. A good bear market rally can go further than many might think. Psychology and greed are market tools.
In TSP I cannot easily trade a one day rally with the volatility, so I wait till I see some follow-through. If we get that today it could be the sign we're looking for. So far we got the set-up for one.
Wish I had a crystal ball, but last time I checked Ebay was out.
So far, so good. The market is doing it's typical "waiting for the fed" dance.
There's a lot of liquidity coming into the market now and we could finally turn. I suspect this afternoons trading, post fed, will tell the story.
A crystal ball wouldn't hurt. Darn! Ebay! You cannot trust it when you need it the most. Right now the C fund is struggling and the S is in the green. I am hoping to see some more profit taking for my TSP. I know that I will not make up the 21% YTD before jumping to G. But it would be nice getting into the mid teens. GOOD LUCK everyone.
May the force be with us.
A mixed close makes for more uncertainty. I did not make a transfer as I wanted the market to show me some follow-through first, otherwise I could be selling into a decline. We got some in the S fund, but C closed down and I fund was flat. Although it was a bearish close, the good news is that we held most of yesterday's big advance. The bears may try to continue to move lower tomorrow morning, but "the hook" is still in play.
We are just about into November when our trade restrictions reset. I prefer being in stox if possible to start the month as it gives us an extra trade.
However, as luck would have it the election is next week, which I suspect could produce more fireworks. It's just not going to get any easier.
Coolhand, I posted this on my thread but I would be interested in your opinion. KD paints a grim picture of the foriegn banks.
Thanks, JB45
Morality, like art, means drawing a line someplace.
- Oscar Wilde
I won't be able to look at this until much later today, but foreign banks in general are in trouble. That much I know. Collectively, they are structured different than our own banking system and economic policies vary from country to country.
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