S&P 500 or the C-fund is a buy. Closing price is above the 10 period moving average.
Small Cap or the S-fund is a buy. Closing price is above the 10 period moving average.
International or the I-fund is a sell. Closing price is below the 10 period moving average.
Bonds or the F-fund is a sell. Closing price is below the 10 period moving average.
Things on the market are getting dicey. The Greek situation has everything in turmoil at the moment. It is really to hard to tell if this is going to be a long term or short term event, but either way, the monthly moves are saying the F and now I are a sell. I will make the move in the morning to close my I position and end up 50-50 C and S.
I have a new way to select the L-funds if you want to take a look at it. It is all based on on buy signals, daily, weekly, and monthly. It also based on the current percentage of mix inside the L-funds. As the markets get risky, the more risky L-funds will have the lower scores. So right now with Bonds and International a sell daily and monthly, the 2050 will be ranked lower than the 2020. So the percentages that you see below for each fund is the amount of the fund that remains a buy. Example. if a fund is 70% a buy, that means it is also 30% a sell. The individual finds inside the L-funds would make it 30% of it’s insides are a sell.
L2050 - 72.23%
L2040 – 74.47%
L2030 – 77.26%
L2020 – 81.73%
L-Income – 89.67% (Keep in mind this is the most conservative L-fund we have and could never be worse than 77%)
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