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Topic starter January 10, 2026 8:11 AM  

The four overbought sectors are: Financial, Health, Industrial and Materials.  The three Sector BPI portfolios tracked here at ITA do not hold all of these sector ETFs, but those ETFs within the Carson, Franklin and McClintock will have a 3% TSLO placed to sell.

Discretionary (VCR) has a 69.38 BPI percentage so I plan to place a 3% TSLO under VCR.

This coming week will be a busy one as five portfolios are scheduled for review.  Check the bottom middle footer for more information.

Lowell



   
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