TSP Distribution: S-fund 40%, C-fund 40%, I-fund 20%
I’m having a hard time wrapping my mind around the fact that the end of the year is just 3 weeks away. All in all it has been a very good year. If in any year you can make at least 7% in the markets with whatever combination of funds that you use, it was successful. I’ll the year end stuff for the end of year. Now let’s see what the charts are saying this week.
In order above is the S&P, Small Cap, and International Fund. There is really no revelations in this weeks charts but they clearly say to me that staying in all 3 is the right thing to do. I put notes on each chart and it looks to me like getting that green 50 day ma on top of the red 50 ma might just happen next week. The Small Cap and International in my opinion are in the best shape because price is above the 50’s. The S&P is almost there but is a little behind the other two indexes.
I want you to keep in mind that all the Fiscal Cliff stuff is still there and for the next 3 weeks anything can happen and no one can predict the outcome. So no matter what we see here in the charts, drama could win out in either direction. With that said, I’ll play what I see until price tells me something important.
Last week I post a how to for what I call the long term traders using the weekly charts. Above I including the Weekly charts for each C-S, and I funds so you can see what you should be doing. All 3 funds are currently still working on their last buy signal and it is marked on each chart. I think this should make it a little easier for those that just want to sit back and relax and just make moves as seldom as possible. Here is your answer.
Conclusion: If I was investing in the L-funds, L2050 is a go for me. I’m currently invested 40-C, 40-S, and 20-I which is more aggressive than the L-2050. I will stay that way for the time being until price tells me otherwise.
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