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Market View - 12.Feb.2010
<b>Buy Aggressively</b>
Buy Cautiously
Hold
Sell Cautiously
Sell Aggressively
(the highlighted option is my current sentiment)
The volume was average yesterday. I would like to see more money flow in. But we had a good close.
I am very comfortable making buys here, currently I am invested <b>66%</b> of my portfolio.
Do not rush into stocks/ETFs. We have to wait for trends to establish. To be on the safer side my major stake is in <b>QLD</b>.
<b>Buy Aggressively</b>
Buy Cautiously
Hold
Sell Cautiously
Sell Aggressively
(the highlighted option is my current sentiment)
The volume was average yesterday. I would like to see more money flow in. But we had a good close.
I am very comfortable making buys here, currently I am invested <b>66%</b> of my portfolio.
Do not rush into stocks/ETFs. We have to wait for trends to establish. To be on the safer side my major stake is in <b>QLD</b>.
Happy Sunday!
Please take a look at the attached image.
I also suggest you read this post. Read it one more time, if already have.
Let us revisit this idea <b>AGAIN</b>.
On <b>04.Feb.2010</b>, I checked for this statistic near the close of the day. The selling pressure was very high and the values were getting bullish(26%). So I jumped in. This number has been steadily rising which tells us the market is gaining bullish strength.
I was <b>NOT</b> 100% right, the market actually bottomed out a couple days later...this is trend that has been reoccurring, I need to investigate this some more, where the market actually bottoms out after selling exhaustion.
Never the less, it is always easier to look back, but on that very day at 3:55 PM I had to make a call in 5 min, I did and it turned out in my favor.
This was not a <b>FLUKE</b>, it was a calculated risk, where we got the probability in or favor.
Please take a look at the attached image.
I also suggest you read this post. Read it one more time, if already have.
Let us revisit this idea <b>AGAIN</b>.
On <b>04.Feb.2010</b>, I checked for this statistic near the close of the day. The selling pressure was very high and the values were getting bullish(26%). So I jumped in. This number has been steadily rising which tells us the market is gaining bullish strength.
I was <b>NOT</b> 100% right, the market actually bottomed out a couple days later...this is trend that has been reoccurring, I need to investigate this some more, where the market actually bottoms out after selling exhaustion.
Never the less, it is always easier to look back, but on that very day at 3:55 PM I had to make a call in 5 min, I did and it turned out in my favor.
This was not a <b>FLUKE</b>, it was a calculated risk, where we got the probability in or favor.
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<b>Market View - 15.Feb.2010</b>
<b>Buy Aggressively</b>
Buy Cautiously
Hold
Sell Cautiously
Sell Aggressively
(the highlighted option is my current sentiment)
Do not rush into stocks/ETFs. We have to wait for trends to establish. To be on the safer side my major stake is in <b>QLD</b>.
<b>MY ETF Watch List</b>
<ul>
<li>PGX
<li>PFF
<li>PGF
<li>ITB
<li>KIE
<li>XSD
<li>EWW
<li>EWS
<li>KBE
<li>FCG
</ul>
Good Luck!
<b>Buy Aggressively</b>
Buy Cautiously
Hold
Sell Cautiously
Sell Aggressively
(the highlighted option is my current sentiment)
Do not rush into stocks/ETFs. We have to wait for trends to establish. To be on the safer side my major stake is in <b>QLD</b>.
<b>MY ETF Watch List</b>
<ul>
<li>PGX
<li>PFF
<li>PGF
<li>ITB
<li>KIE
<li>XSD
<li>EWW
<li>EWS
<li>KBE
<li>FCG
</ul>
Good Luck!
Re-post from Mon
<b>Market View - 15.Feb.2010</b>
<b>Buy Aggressively</b>
Buy Cautiously
Hold
Sell Cautiously
Sell Aggressively
(the highlighted option is my current sentiment)
Do not rush into stocks/ETFs. We have to wait for trends to establish. To be on the safer side my major stake is in <b>QLD</b>.
<b>MY ETF Watch List</b>
<ul>
<li>PGX
<li>PFF
<li>PGF
<li>ITB
<li>KIE
<li>XSD
<li>EWW
<li>EWS
<li>KBE
<li>FCG
</ul>
Good Luck!
<b>Market View - 15.Feb.2010</b>
<b>Buy Aggressively</b>
Buy Cautiously
Hold
Sell Cautiously
Sell Aggressively
(the highlighted option is my current sentiment)
Do not rush into stocks/ETFs. We have to wait for trends to establish. To be on the safer side my major stake is in <b>QLD</b>.
<b>MY ETF Watch List</b>
<ul>
<li>PGX
<li>PFF
<li>PGF
<li>ITB
<li>KIE
<li>XSD
<li>EWW
<li>EWS
<li>KBE
<li>FCG
</ul>
Good Luck!
<b>Market View - 17.Feb.2010</b>
<b>Buy Aggressively</b>
Buy Cautiously
Hold
Sell Cautiously
Sell Aggressively
(the highlighted option is my current sentiment)
Strong up day yesterday. The market breadth has tremendously improved from a few days ago. I would have liked to see more volume and more money flowing in.
<b>MY ETF Watch List for Wed, 17.Feb.2010 is the same as yesterday.</b>
I got an email inquiry about entering the market on a day like yesterday when the market is running wild.
To answer that question, I try not to pay too much attention to daily up and downs, when I am aware of the overall market scenario I am comfortable entering the market even on a day like yesterday. But always remember to scale in. Buy 1/3 rd of your allocated capital at a time.
<i>Note to myself: Make a checklist post this week-end...</i>
<b>Buy Aggressively</b>
Buy Cautiously
Hold
Sell Cautiously
Sell Aggressively
(the highlighted option is my current sentiment)
Strong up day yesterday. The market breadth has tremendously improved from a few days ago. I would have liked to see more volume and more money flowing in.
<b>MY ETF Watch List for Wed, 17.Feb.2010 is the same as yesterday.</b>
I got an email inquiry about entering the market on a day like yesterday when the market is running wild.
To answer that question, I try not to pay too much attention to daily up and downs, when I am aware of the overall market scenario I am comfortable entering the market even on a day like yesterday. But always remember to scale in. Buy 1/3 rd of your allocated capital at a time.
<i>Note to myself: Make a checklist post this week-end...</i>
<b>Market View - 19.Feb.2010</b>
Buy Aggressively
<b>Buy Cautiously</b>
Hold
Sell Cautiously
Sell Aggressively
(the highlighted option is my current sentiment)
Today's is Options expiration Fri, thus we might be seeing a lot of volatility.
I am <b>NOT</b> going to react...the long term trend is bullish....
Buy Aggressively
<b>Buy Cautiously</b>
Hold
Sell Cautiously
Sell Aggressively
(the highlighted option is my current sentiment)
Today's is Options expiration Fri, thus we might be seeing a lot of volatility.
I am <b>NOT</b> going to react...the long term trend is bullish....