The purpose of this blog is to examine in more detail the performance of the eleven (11) Sector BPI portfolios by looking at performance over two quarter periods. Beginning at the end of the second quarter of 2022 and ending on the first quarter of 2024 we gain a
Archives for April 2024
Rutherford Portfolio Review (Tranche 4): 26 April 2024
Although US equities closed up ~2.5% from last week’s close it was not a smooth ride – with a bounce from last week’s close early in the week to a retest of the ~5000 support level on Thursday and a jump back up on
Bullish Percent Indicators: 26 April 2024
Updating the Bullish Percent Indicator data is important this week as there are a few changes in the sector arena. Technology dipped into the oversold zone this week, but rebounded and is no longer recommended for purchase. I hope readers checked the Forum section of this blog to
Rutherford Portfolio Review (Tranche 3): 19 April 2024
It was another bad week for US Equities with indices down ~3% on the week and now down over 5.5% from the highs at the beginning of the month. It may be a little early to be drawing
Darwin Portfolio Review: 12 April, 2024
The Darwin Portfolio is an “All-Weather” portfolio of five ETFs representing the major asset classes of US Equities (VTI), International Equities (VSS), US Real Estate (VNQ), US Treasuries (TLT) and Gold (GLD). For additional diversity a 10% allocation is ascribed to an
Rutherford Portfolio Review (Tranche 2): 12 April 2024
US Equities got slapped around a little this week and closed the week ~1.6% lower than last week’s close: We are now sitting at the
Kahneman-Tversky Portfolio Review: 5 April, 2024
The Kahneman-Tversky Portfolio is the simplest Dual Momentum Portfolio that I review here on this site and selects only one asset chosen from a choice between three of the major asset classes – VTI (US Equities), VEA (International Equities) or US Long-Term Trasury Bonds (TLT) –
Rutherford Portfolio Review (Tranche 1): 5 April 2024
Comments made by members of the Fed regarding the possibility that there may be no interest rate cuts this year scared the US equity markets on Thursday and, although they recovered slightly on Friday, markets closed the week ~1% lower from last week’s close:
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