Thanks to FED, we did a belly flopped on the last day of month. Still a positive number but I wish there was a way to cork these moron’s. The weekly column is for the three days so far this week.
Thanks to FED, we did a belly flopped on the last day of month. Still a positive number but I wish there was a way to cork these moron’s. The weekly column is for the three days so far this week.
Today I decide to make this move even though the I-fund will likely save itself by the end of the day. Remember, if it’s a buy, you can make your distribution anything you like that makes you comfortable. It doesn’t have to replicate mine.
It’s that time again to review our setup and decide if we stay the course, tweak our setup, or bailout completely. Todays market moves did fire a surprise and while looking at the pre-market for tomorrow, we all will have to decide what to do about this one index.
For the most part, we are loving everything that we see in our daily charts. We have one chart that is absolutely perfect and the others that are just, eh! They are a mixed bag signals that will take more time to sort out and see direction. Then there is Volatility. Are we still good?…
Not a bad week for us this week. We are closing in fast on the end of the month and it appears we should have another positive month in the books.
How close do you follow the daily price movement and daily charts? Did last week feel negative to you? We did have a few hiccups that would lead me to think that we might fade lower the rest of the month of July. There always seems to be plenty of shaky news on TV, but…
Not a very good week. It looks like on the charts that there was just no direction or motivation to go up or down. We did have a sell warning fire on Friday and I’ll talk further on that topic later this weekend. For now, here are the numbers.
The all time high we hit Friday on the S&P 500 put price over the $3000 mark for the first time. $3013 to be exact, so should we start to worry? Will we get a major pull back now? As of Friday, the C-fund, aka S&P 500, is up 21.53% so logically we expect that…
Wow, The S&P 500 closed above $3000 for the first time ever. Here are the numbers,
Do we have any drama in the news? Do we have any drama on our charts? Wouldn’t it be nice for awhile if we had no drama and no volatility to speak of and prices would just climb slow and steady? What do you think? Let’s take a look.
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