Rather than wait until Monday, this review of the Carson is a followup to the BPI data published earlier this morning.  As mentioned in that BPI post, both Energy and Real Estate moved out of the Buy zone while Utilities dropped into the Buy zone. The following post lays out how I intend to work […]

Opening a busy week of portfolio reviews I figured the Carson would not need much attention as the Bullish Percent Indicator data last Saturday called for a TSLO to be placed on VIS and that would be it.  This morning I found that the owner of the Carson added fresh money to the account and […]

Earlier today I posted Internal Rate of Return (IRR) data on the Sector BPI Plus portfolios.  This review of the Carson, one of four Sector BPI portfolios, walks readers through the process of how to manage a sector portfolio. Carson Investment Quiver Below is the current investment quiver and holdings in the Carson.  The sector […]

As the oldest Sector BPI portfolio the Carson is the portfolio to watch if you are at all interested in this unique investing model.  Before starting this blog entry I updated the Bullish Percent Indicator data for the different sectors and several are calling for a Sell as the BPI values are overbought.  The sectors […]

Carson is the Sector BPI portfolio up for review this morning and it is due for an update as cash is available for reinvesting.  The Carson continues to hold three sector ETFs and two of the three are working on TSLOs.  Based on the latest BPI data both Energy (VDE) and Financial (VFH) are overbought.  […]

Carson is the Sector BPI portfolio up for review this morning.  In addition to updating the Carson, readers interested in knowing how to manage a Sector BPI Plus portfolio will find instructions in this blog post.  Since no sectors are in the Buy or oversold zone and we have Trailing Stop Loss Orders (TSLOs) in […]

Before beginning this review of the Carson I checked the sector Bullish Percent Indicator (BPI) data since Utilities moved into the oversold zone on Tuesday.  Here we are on Thursday and Utilities is still positioned at 30% bullish or recommending a purchase.  The move to add VPU is explained below.