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    Quote Originally Posted by rangerray View Post
    I can really identify with some of these funds. They start out the day positive, with a lot of strength and energy, then by the afternoon they just crap out and give up.
    As discussed before. That's what makes a noon cut so frustrating for a IFT.
    May the force be with us.

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    After today, I have a good feeling about tomorrow. GDP news seems to have been digested and the bulls seemed determined today.
    Scott Harrison
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    I should probably wait for a pullback, but I'm doing the exact opposite of what I think I should do and going 100% S Fund at COB today.
    Scott Harrison
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    I suppose I got my pullback after all.
    Scott Harrison
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    Quote Originally Posted by rangerray View Post
    I should probably wait for a pullback, but I'm doing the exact opposite of what I think I should do and going 100% S Fund at COB today.
    Quote Originally Posted by rangerray View Post
    I suppose I got my pullback after all.
    Talk about luck... Nice job!!
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    At least my biweekly TSP contribution yesterday went in on the dip, hopefully the initial bounce this morning continues...

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    It's almost time for the afternoon "fade."
    Scott Harrison
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    Finally a day with no fade!

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    Quote Originally Posted by flalaw97 View Post
    Finally a day with no fade!

    So great! I wish I'd dropped back to 50% S instead of 25% S and 25% C, but a gain is a gain. Can't complain...much.
    Scott Harrison
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    Quote Originally Posted by flalaw97 View Post
    Finally a day with no fade!
    Does this mean the pattern is broken???
    "the biggest mistake that traders make is to let these short-term trades turn into longer-term investments when they don’t work." RevShark

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    Quote Originally Posted by ravensfan View Post
    Does this mean the pattern is broken???

    I don't think anybody knows what might happen from one day to the next with certainty, but what we do know is that change is inevitable. The effects of missed payments on mortgages, automobiles, student loans, credit card payments, etc. will be realized. The government printing money like wallpaper, Fed intervention to prop up the credit market, and (don't overlook the implications) the massive amounts of money pooling among the companies that have and continue to benefit dis-proportionally from the pandemic and give them additional power over other companies that are struggling. Then, there's the pandemic itself.

    I think that, considering everything, investors are still just a little unsure and these afternoon "fades" are telling. If strength begins to hold into the close with regularity, then perhaps momentum has gotten a good hold again, but that too, in my opinion, is a good reason to be cautious. The market cannot always go up.
    Scott Harrison
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    Default Re: rangerray's Account Talk

    And the Fade is back...

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