Thread: XL-entLady's Account Talk

Originally Posted by grandma

...I just watched episode #2 on internet - What a fascinating program! Is this its first season? ...

Yes, I think it's the first season. I've seen five episodes and I think that's all that have been broadcast so far. It really caught my eye because three of my doctors (primary care, neurologist and pain management) all stress that I need to find the most nutrition with the least sugar and processing that I can in my diet. And that is just what this program is trying to do.

Lady

C and S Fund analogs are both above their 5, 15 and 20 day moving averages, Chaukin Money Flow shows $ moving into the funds at a rapid rate, stochastics are once again above 80. When does it stop?

I have no idea, but as long and those EMA lines are pointed up, I'm staying in.

Originally Posted by XL-entLady

C and S Fund analogs are both above their 5, 15 and 20 day moving averages,

Chaukin Money Flow shows $ moving into the funds at a rapid rate,

stochastics are once again above 80.

When does it stop?

I have no idea, Then you need to read some posts Lady


but as long and those EMA lines are pointed up, I'm staying in.

We'll call this the 2 Month MEGA Gain

So it stops in 2 months ~~ but don't dispair ~~ it just needs a healty break to get its strength back

Thanks for staying !!

But Steady, if I read any more posts I'll be at 110% read. :toung:

And re the 2 months bit, I didn't know that you had a crystal ball. I think I'm going to use moving average crossovers to make my decision, crystal ball or not.

Originally Posted by XL-entLady

Yes, I think it's the first season. I've seen five episodes and I think that's all that have been broadcast so far. It really caught my eye because three of my doctors (primary care, neurologist and pain management) all stress that I need to find the most nutrition with the least sugar and processing that I can in my diet. And that is just what this program is trying to do.

Lady

have u looked into the blood type diet plan? it makes a difference.
www.dadamo.com

Originally Posted by XL-entLady

But Steady, if I read any more posts I'll be at 110% read. :toung:

And re the 2 months bit, I didn't know that you had a crystal ball. I think I'm going to use moving average crossovers to make my decision, crystal ball or not.

Well it's not a crystal ball exactly I bunched up some left over sticky pants I used before and it works pretty well.

BTW -- hope ya saw the post in the California thread


Well take care

Originally Posted by Valkyrie

have u looked into the blood type diet plan? it makes a difference.
www.dadamo.com

I eat according to "South Beach" basically because of the glycemic level stuff and the high veggie requirement. But I don't know the blood type thing. I'll look into it. Thanks for the suggestion.

Small caps (our S Fund) have been doing better than large caps (our C Fund) for ten years now according to the article below. I wonder when we'll have a reversion to the mean?

http://seekingalpha.com/article/1928...-vs-small-caps

"While the last year has been a period where practically all stocks, regardless of style or size, have risen, some stocks have risen more than others. Small caps (Russell 2000) have risen 95%, while large caps (S&P 500) are up a relatively modest 68.5%. This trend, however, is anything but a recent one. Small caps have essentially been outperforming large caps for the last decade. The chart below shows the ratio of the S&P 500 divided by the price of the Russell 2000. When the line is rising, large caps are outperforming small caps, and when the line is declining, small caps are outperforming.
Based on the relationship between the S&P 500 and the Russell 2000, relative performance between large and small cap stocks follows long-term cyclical trends. As shown in the chart below, periods of outperformance and underperformance by either category are measured in years rather than months. Even with the typical cycle lasting several years, though, the current cycle has been the longest of them all. After peaking out in 1999, large caps have been consistently underperforming small caps for ten years and counting. When it ends is anyone's guess, but it's hard not to argue that large caps are at least due for their day in the sun." (Click to enlarge)

One reason I'm underweight the S fund and staying that way. I saw the same scenario in 1983 and 2003.

I have an extremely intelligent friend for whom I have a lot of respect. This friend said that it might be vacation time. What a great idea.

After a long winter it's almost May Day. Time to reconnect with the beauty all around me. I need to restore my ho'zho'.

See y'all in a week or so.

Originally Posted by XL-entLady

I have an extremely intelligent friend for whom I have a lot of respect. This friend said that it might be vacation time. What a great idea.

After a long winter it's almost May Day. Time to reconnect with the beauty all around me. I need to restore my ho'zho'.

See y'all in a week or so.

Lady,

Enjoy the R&R. Try to touch base once in awhile and don't forget to share the pictures.