Trying to learn how to make my own post. Sorry for getting into your post.
Some signs of life...
50% S, 50% C 06 Mar, was 100% G; 80% S 20% C COB 08 Jan '24; 100% G COB 14 Nov; was 100% C COB 31 Oct (Boo!); was 100% G COB 12 Oct; was 50% C, 50% S COB 22 Jun; Life is good!
Trying to learn how to make my own post. Sorry for getting into your post.
So, looking at the chart at the link, the S fund is bouncing off support at 2100, which has now about intersected with the 50 EMA. Looking left there are reactions at this level through the month of January, hopefully it will hold.
https://bigcharts.marketwatch.com/ad...false&state=11
50% S, 50% C 06 Mar, was 100% G; 80% S 20% C COB 08 Jan '24; 100% G COB 14 Nov; was 100% C COB 31 Oct (Boo!); was 100% G COB 12 Oct; was 50% C, 50% S COB 22 Jun; Life is good!
Holy crap!
50% S, 50% C 06 Mar, was 100% G; 80% S 20% C COB 08 Jan '24; 100% G COB 14 Nov; was 100% C COB 31 Oct (Boo!); was 100% G COB 12 Oct; was 50% C, 50% S COB 22 Jun; Life is good!
Maybe I should stop posting.
50% S, 50% C 06 Mar, was 100% G; 80% S 20% C COB 08 Jan '24; 100% G COB 14 Nov; was 100% C COB 31 Oct (Boo!); was 100% G COB 12 Oct; was 50% C, 50% S COB 22 Jun; Life is good!
I feel your pain. 100%S
Second day with S fund below the lower bollinger band... all things considered, rotations and interest rates, there isn't a harbinger of doom such as COVID last year, I'm watching to see if we stabilize. I can only imagine exiting now and missing the recovery, as has happened to me too many times in the last year. As usual, staying too long at the fair, failing to exit at the first indications of trouble (this of course being driven by IFT restrictions). I'm doing well in my brokerage with buying individual stocks and some SPX and letting them ride... so, holding position, maybe till I retire...
50% S, 50% C 06 Mar, was 100% G; 80% S 20% C COB 08 Jan '24; 100% G COB 14 Nov; was 100% C COB 31 Oct (Boo!); was 100% G COB 12 Oct; was 50% C, 50% S COB 22 Jun; Life is good!
You are expressing my sentiments exactly. I was very conservative last year (mostly), but for some reason during this dip I chose to just ride it out. And, like you, if I get out today, as sure as I'm sitting here there will be a 3% bump up come Monday.
Scott Harrison
Senatobia, MS
Whip I feel your pain from last year as I sit this year in the bottom of the tracker. I can't seem to win no matter what I do so I'm moving to a just leave it plan. One thing being way down there does is it makes it easier to find your name (I have to look at the bright side ). I have resolved to wear my sticky pants and hope to take comfort in knowing each payday I'm buying cheaper shares on hopes that like last year we bounce back to new highs sometime this year. Had I did that last year I would have made a ton more. Guess we will see. Good luck
I feel your pain my brother. As painful as it is to watch your gains disappear I think the better move is to ride it out. Missing the recovery is just rubbing salt into the wound...
I'm riding it out as well!!!
"the biggest mistake that traders make is to let these short-term trades turn into longer-term investments when they don’t work." RevShark
I am down 8000 this week. Screw it, I am going to ride this one out. I have 30 years to make it back.
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