Re: [TSPStrategy] Red Model Update

It seems to be more about the Senate. Markets are ok with Biden they just don't want new taxes on corporations. A Republican Senate should keep taxes in check. The Dems can still win the Senate if they win both Georgia runoff elections in Jan. So there might be turmoil for awhile.  

On Nov 6, 2020, at 3:07 PM, ed rosado <ed.rosado@gmail.com> wrote:



I did the same thing, moved to G mostly due to the insecurities of the election. Things may be rocky until the states decide who won and wall street settles in and either celebrate or cry, I'll get back in when it does.  

On Fri, Nov 6, 2020, 8:18 AM Gayle Taylor via groups.io <lovin_rescue=yahoo.com@groups.io> wrote:

Boy did I mess up! Two days ago I pulled out of S and went to G since I'm retired. Ugh....

On Thursday, November 5, 2020, 11:46 AM, Locutusoftexas <mrweyl@hotmail.com> wrote:

Because the stimulus package is in limbo, the Fed announced on October 30 that it was (as near as I can tell) loosening restrictions to the so-called Main Street Loan Program for small businesses. I continue to interpret this as another of the previously unconventional Fed policies that Zweig would have addressed in his book, if he could have imagined it. At the time, all the Fed did was to change the discount and fed funds rate and modify bank reserve requirements. So I have increased the Monetary Model Indicator by plus one. However, the monetary model is already pegged at its most bullish level.

Meanwhile, the trend obviously moved back to bullish, which is the problem with trend indicators. So the Zweig model has returned to its most bullish level.

Now I return to watching paint dry -- oops, I mean the election results.

Good luck,
Tex

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