Archive for January 2009

Cyclical S&P V-Bottom

From a technical market perspective the sell-off in stocks over the past 8 trading days was an attempt to turn the V-bottom in stocks into a double bottom or even a new secular low at  S&P 640.  Obviously there was a…Continue Reading →

No Little Deal

The 860 area of the S&P is a major juncture.  In short order the market is going to go to either 660 or 1060.  While we have long said that we think by 2011 we will see the 600 area…Continue Reading →

Stay with Plan

Yesterday the market didn’t quite get to our optimum price levels.  We are buying back our XLE at 49.75, DIG at 30.70, and selling SDS at 6970 now.  The NAV for EMA Fund was 1059 at yesterdays close. 9:47 AM…Continue Reading →

Probabilities

There is a 10 percent probability that Tuesday’s highs in the market will be the highs for the year.  It all depends on whether the Obama Administration keeps trying to appease the conservatives and ends up watering down the target…Continue Reading →

Portfolio Performance

The above chart shows quarterly asset values for our Marketocracy Tracking Portfolio which we started in June 2002. The Performance numbers for 2008 are shown here in the order of Aggressive Portfolio, Conservative Portfolio and the S&P 500: Since 10/08/07…Continue Reading →