The following data was scheduled for publication at least one day ago, but I was distracted due to the market plunge. This portfolio is the oldest of the Sector BPI portfolios, but it has not been through a volatile market such
Archives for 2025
Franklin Portfolio Update: 8 April 2025
Stay the course. Stick with the investment plan. That is the advice I am following with the Franklin Sector BPI portfolio in this update. Shares of SHV were sold to raise cash in order to populate the sectors currently in the oversold zone. Today’s strong market
Bullish Percent Indicators: 4 April 2025
“Democracy is the theory that the common people know what they want, and deserve to get it good and hard.” – H. L. Menckken In all the years I’ve been tracking the Bullish Percent Indicators (BPI), as shown below, I never witnessed such a precipitous drop in prices as we
Copernicus Portfolio Review: 28 March 2025
With this portfolio review of the Copernicus comes a few adjustments. I am adding SCHD to the existing asset classes and altering the recommended percentages to invest in each. No plans are in the works to sell off any securities that are over target. Instead, new cash
Millikan Portfolio Review: 20 March 2025
Investors with minimum available time for portfolio management will find the Millikan, as well as several other ITA portfolios, of interest when saving for retirement. This portfolio focuses on four ETFs. VOO is our standard ETF to track the S&P 500. SCHG is to add some growth punch while SCHD
Carson Sector BPI Portfolio Review: 19 March 2025
There was snow on the ground when the Carson was last reviewed. Now here we are in the Spring of 2025 and it is time to update this Sector BPI portfolio. In this volatile market we are testing the proposition that sectors that hit the oversold
Gauss Portfolio Review: 18 March 2025
Gauss is another simplified asset allocation portfolio. The goal is to concentrate on three asset classes with a fourth (SHV) used to house cash. The portfolio is very cost effective as the expense ratios are very low. A broad market ETF where VOO fits
Moving Average Convergence/Divergence Indicator (MACD)
Back in the 1970s I learned of Gerald Appel and his Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) technical indicator. Appel published and sold a pamphlet explaining the MACD model and how to calculate it on a Texas Instrument calculator. This was a time just before personal computers
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