Thread: ILoveTDs Account Talk

Originally Posted by ILoveTDs

Going 100% G Fund, if todays gain holds the S Fund will break the 36.50 retrace I was looking for.

You may have timed the best exit of the year! BREXIT looking likely at the moment...

Originally Posted by Whipsaw

You may have timed the best exit of the year! BREXIT looking likely at the moment...

Best advice I ever got re market is that market moves based on news related items nearly always reverse themselves within a few days (up or down swings).

Insane .... 50/50 luck and prior reasearch on quasi system. Actual system stayed in ... Glad I got out, in, and out again ... Based on seasonal wanting to be out over summer in an election year.

Glad to see it is not as bad as the futures last night.

Nice dip on the S Fund below the 20 day SMA. Decided to buy COB. Will bail at 80 day SMA (loss) or 38.50 - 39 area (gain). Election year is still worrying me, especially since I think the democrats will win which would tank the market.

Damn it I hope this works out for me. I thought the FED announcement was tomorrow and was going to get out today ahead of a rate increase, and just found out the announcement it today. Please don't crash this thing Yellen.

Hmmm. Aren't they always two day meetings on Tuesday & Wednesday with announcement on Wednesday after our Noon cutoff?

Originally Posted by ILoveTDs

Nice dip on the S Fund below the 20 day SMA. Decided to buy COB. Will bail at 80 day SMA (loss) or 38.50 - 39 area (gain). Election year is still worrying me, especially since I think the democrats will win which would tank the market.

Hit my point and I'm out, see you next month.

Originally Posted by Cactus

Hmmm. Aren't they always two day meetings on Tuesday & Wednesday with announcement on Wednesday after our Noon cutoff?

Your probably right; I would assume you watch the Fed Reserve a lot closer then I do.

Moved 100% S Fund COB, wish I had been their last month. LMBF here I come.

Bailing to the G Fund for one day. I think people will sell tomorrow to walk with this weeks gains, and not hold over the weekend.