If I could move money back into the C, S, and I tomorrow, I would. I will have to wait until April 1 to get back into the Stock market fully, but I will be bailing from the F-fund to the G-fund tomorrow. The only reason I will not make this move is if the market collapses sometime before 11:30am.
Going to show 4 charts below and what I think should be done if you have any moves.
First chart on the left is the S&P 500 and you take a look you will the last 5 trading days we have been going the uptrend. On top of this the blue down trend line looks like it will be broken tomorrow. The RSI is crossing over the 50 the line and the MACD is doing a crossover to plus territory now. Everything is looking good. The second chart is the Small Cap and it is also saying the same thing as the S&P and may actually be a little ahead. The last of the three charts is the International fund and it also is agreement and it has made the best recovery of all funds. No need to show you the NASDAQ and Dow 30, because they are also in total agreement. Conclusion, if you have a move this could be a very nice entry point.
The F-fund or bond fund appears to be reversing mainly because stocks are going up, so it makes sense that there is a reversal in progress. The RSI and MACD are both reversing and I do not like the looks of that. The main problem I see though is with price. Price is breaking through the newly established up trend and that is never good. If price can reverse and create a higher lower pivot above $104.68, then the uptrend should continue up. In the mean time, I will more than likely bail from the F-fund tomorrow and move to G only because I cannot move to C,S, or I because of the dumb TSP rules.
TSP Distribution: C-fund – 20%, S-fund - 20%, F-fund 60%
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