I like where 199 is going. That is because NFTRH did the hard work of gauging the very annoying beginnings of the broad market rally (against a very noisy backdrop) and while there are few definitive or extreme reasons to anticipate its imminent end, signs are slowly gathering that foretell its eventual demise.
Patience and a hard working approach on an ongoing basis will keep us in good shape. By the way, last week finally saw the non-diversified Speculation portfolio climb back to break even (it has swung from roughly +11% to -6%) for 2012 with the continued improvement in the gold sector. We are managing a bottoming process but still awaiting a couple important confirmers. That portfolio is +155% from NFTRH launch at 9/28/08.
The Model portfolio is a cash transaction adjusted +12% in 2012 due to diversification and much more rigid risk management throughout the year. A new, small trading account is just idling after making couple profitable trades and is awaiting the launch of a new service (now that I am becoming a near full time market manager).
It is time to begin planning for what comes after the broad global rally that is slowly seeing its sponsorship rotate from smart money to that which is well... less smart.
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Patience and a hard working approach on an ongoing basis will keep us in good shape. By the way, last week finally saw the non-diversified Speculation portfolio climb back to break even (it has swung from roughly +11% to -6%) for 2012 with the continued improvement in the gold sector. We are managing a bottoming process but still awaiting a couple important confirmers. That portfolio is +155% from NFTRH launch at 9/28/08.
The Model portfolio is a cash transaction adjusted +12% in 2012 due to diversification and much more rigid risk management throughout the year. A new, small trading account is just idling after making couple profitable trades and is awaiting the launch of a new service (now that I am becoming a near full time market manager).
It is time to begin planning for what comes after the broad global rally that is slowly seeing its sponsorship rotate from smart money to that which is well... less smart.
http://www.biiwii.blogspot.com
http://www.biiwii.com/analysis.htm
Subscribe to NFTRH or
Subscribe to the free eLetter

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