If you believe the oscillator going short is no brainer.
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Leif Peterson 
  To: [email protected] 
  Sent: May 07, 2010 2:10 AM
  Subject: [amibroker] Re: Wow what a plunge !


  For end-of-day (EOD) trading, during periods of high volatility, use the 
  end-of-day HEIKIN-ASHI CANDLESTICK OSCILLATOR (by Sylvain Vervoort) on 
  stock symbol ^GSPC (SP500), and stay out of markets until the green 
  shading appears again.  This indicator suggested getting out on 5/3.   
  For asset preservation, I would suggest only getting back in when the 
  green shading appears again -- which may be several weeks from now. 

  The dollar is going up during this period, so UUP (bull dollar ETF) is 
  doing well.  Also, FXY (Japanese Yen) seems to be doing well.  Pimco's 
  PTTRX total return bond (corporate and Treasury) is a bond fund that's 
  also doing well right now.   The entire world is currently jumping on 
  the dollar for safety, and much less for US stocks -- so be sure to 
  watch UUP.  If things get really bad (-30-40%), put everything in a 
  short-term US Treasury money market, since an "I owe you" from the US 
  Gov't is the safest thing on the planet.   At this point, would not have 
  cash -- but rather short-term US Treasuries.   (the dollar can crash and 
  burn due to our own debt, but US Treasuries are an IOU.).   Gold is 
  another option, but never do more than 10-15% of your portfolio in gold. 

  When the storm is over, get back into stocks. 





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