Re: [TSPStrategy] Anyone buying a today?

you could be correct

looking at last 13 months of S Fund. last 11.5 of them look nicely upward BUT last 2 months are looking a tiny bit toppy with some froth

A closer look at the last 2 months shows S Fund pretty flat over all

Also it looks a tiny bit like the 20 day moving average of the S Fund may be flattening and becoming more horizontal (not rising so much)

And the linear regression line of the last 2 months is a bit flatter than the last 13 months, (obviously) but still upwards

To me it bears close watching

This is not advice, it's merely my thoughts on what I am thinking 

For the person who complained I didn't have the MACD oscillator, here it is

Here is a link to Moving Averages and oscillators of the DWCPF which still are a "buy" indicator if you follow those

Technical Analysis of Dow Jones US Completion Total Stock Market (DJ:DWCPF) — TradingView

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I would suggest that folks go to TSP.gov and download the daily data in Excel and fiddle around with it on your lunch breaks

(just get all the funds, it makes it easier later when you change stuff)

You can get a better understanding and feel for what's going on

Personally I think that renewables are finally taking off but let others with more time look for hidden gems

and if "ONLY 3% of $1.9 Trillion" is going to individuals that's still a $57 BILLION injection into the economy alone and the rest is going to get spent which will generate spending into more spending, etc

On Friday, March 19, 2021, 02:55:13 PM EDT, JOHN HOLLIS via groups.io <john.hollis_oo4=yahoo.com@groups.io> wrote:

Careful, could be the beginning of an alternating "lower high, lower low" trend...

On Friday, March 19, 2021, 01:38:01 PM EDT, Curtis Wall <curtisakatoyo@hotmail.com> wrote:

Less than 3% of that 1.9T went to Americans, the rest to random programs. I dont know if that will stimulate the economy much.

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What do the Moving Averages and the Oscillators tell you?

 

Things to me look a little "frothy" but $1.9 Trillion is getting injected into the economy 

On Mar 19, 2021, at 1:26 PM, Robert Winfield <winfield100@yahoo.com> wrote:

Purchased a few shares of TSLA, TWST, PACB, and some of the ARK funds

I don't sell or trade though, only accumulate 

On Mar 19, 2021, at 10:54 AM, Mark Morrison <mark3m@swbell.net> wrote:

DWCPF is currently a mini-dip, but it is about 10% higher than when we sold S end of Dec2020. I am looking for a dip that will get to over 5% of that point on 31Dec. And I am beginning to accept that we are not going to see that condition. I am appealing to some of the members that watch their charts for thoughts on the possibility of getting a strong pullback in S.