Sunday, September 28, 2014

Why I lean today toward the L-2050

I have my reason to steer folks toward the L-2050 and it has to do with what is winning and the percentages of an index inside that fund. Example, let’s look at the current distribution of the L-2050. Let me clarify, this will be the distribution at the beginning of October but it is not much different currently.

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So using the current monthly charts what they say today about being in and out, let’s break it down. C-fund is Yes, so 41.9% of the fund is already a yes vote. Then I-fund is 24.9% and that is a no. The S-fund is 17.95, Yes and F-fund 5.48% yes. G is always a Yes and that is 9.77%.

So based on that, the L-2050 fund is 75.1% Yes and just 24.9% No

L-2040 is 78.7% Yes and 21.3% No

L-2030 is 80.85% Yes and 19.15% No

L-2010 is 84.6% Yes and 15.4% No

L-income is 95% Yes and 5% No

Just know that the L-2050 is the most risky and L-income is the least.

Now let’s go back to the L-2050 we know what indexes are a buy/hold and which are a sell/wait. So why not just takeout the index that is sell/wait and equally distribute that money to the indexes that are buy/hold. So 24.9% of the L-2050 is allocated to the I-fund which is a sell. So let’s divide 24.9 by the 4 indexes that are left and distribute that money to them. So the C = 48.8%, S = 23.95%, F = 11.48%, and the G = 15.77%. This would still give you the aggressive stance of the L-2050 with a 100% Yes answer to the monthly chart.

There are many many combinations that you could use, so think about everything you want to accomplish and then use a monthly chart to make that call. It’s easy and take all the emotion out of it. If you need help with my logic, find me and I will help explain in person.

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