Looking very good moving forward.
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Looking very good moving forward.
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Sliding my holdings- the second move of the month- to the following:
60% "C " Fund.
20 % "S" Fund
20% " I " fund.
Why:
It looks like "C" fund is holding up better than the other funds, so I am thinking, based on the charts, that "C" is going to continue to out perform "S" and "I" for the short term. I am thinking now in terms of at least 2 weeks to perhaps a month moving forward, that we will continue to see solid performance, That shakeout two weeks ago was badly needed, and did exactly what I was hoping- throwing a little fear out there so that people understand it's not ALWAYS going to head north.
Now that we have that over with, I think we will have at least a couple of weeks of less volatility.
Good luck.
Wooo Hooo! I just broke into the Top 10! Damn- been trying to do that for Years!
I'm in the TOP 1,000!:banana::suspicious:
Wow. This chart is scaring me today. I am seeing the 50 moving average just was a stopping resistance point, and that frightened me.
Am seriously considering moving to G for safety today. Will know in the next hour or two.
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Yep- that open confirms in my mind that I should jump to safety.
So I am. Moving to 100% “G” fund today.
Good luck!
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(sigh)
Back in. 100% "C".
Note: I’m jumping back in because I think I can catch a swing here and make 2-3% yet in March- Still thinking we will continue with a correction for a little while.
The average correction lasts about 41 trading days, and we are only halfway through.
Here is a good article:
“. Since World War II, according to data from Goldman Sachs, there have been 36 S&P 500 corrections. Of those, 24 didn’t presage the start of a recession. Furthermore, of the 24 corrections that didn’t coincide with a recession, 20 of them didn’t lead to a bear market. In the corrections that didn’t turn into bear markets, the median decline for the benchmark U.S. index was a drop of 13%.”-
Source: https://www.marketwatch.com/Story/us...of2&yptr=yahoo
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Well, THAT was a stupid idea, wasn't it?