2013/10/24 TLT 20YR+ Treasury Bonds facing upside resistance at Fibonacci Cluster

 

TLT 20YR+ Treasury Bonds ETF facing overhead resistance at Fibonacci cluster range: 108.8 - 110.8

2012/08/27 decisionmoose.com: BUY US Large Caps (SPY) - SELL Long-term Treasury Bonds (BTTRX, TLT)

For Monday August 27, 2012, a new SWITCH SIGNAL (SELL and BUY new) was published as of Friday's close at http://decisionmoose.com/Moosignal.html :

Sell: BTTRX Long-term Treasury Bonds (or ETF alternatives TLT, EDV, ZROZ)
Buy: US Large Cap Stocks (SPY, SPX)

More details about the portfolio and the transaction history at:  http://decisionmoose.com/Moosistory.html

Please note the comments of the signal author at decisionmoose.com/Moosignal.html :

"The model switches from to US Zero-Coupon Long Treasury bonds (BTTRX) to US Large Cap stocks (SPY) on 08/10/2012 @ $140.84. Always familiarize yourself with any investment program and the assets involved before committing to it. Read the FAQs and The Art of the Switch, below, and get a prospectus online from the fund provider.)"

2012/05/07 decisionmoose.com: SELL US Large Caps (SPY), BUY Long-term Treasury Bonds (BTTRX, TLT)

On Monday May 7, 2012, a new SWITCH SIGNAL (SELL and BUY new) was published at http://decisionmoose.com/Moosignal.html :

Sell: BTTRX US Large Cap Stocks (SPY)
Buy: BTTRX Long-term Treasury Bonds (or ETF alternatives TLT, EDV, ZROZ)

More details about the portfolio and the transaction history at:  http://decisionmoose.com/Moosistory.html

Please note the comments of the signal author at decisionmoose.com/Moosignal.html :

"The model switches from US Large Cap stocks (SPY) to US Zero-Coupon Long Treasury bonds (BTTRX) on 05/04/2012 @ $84.87. Always familiarize yourself with any investment program and the assets involved before committing to it. Read the FAQs and The Art of the Switch, below, and get a prospectus online from the fund provider.) "

 

2012/02/13 decisionmoose.com signal: Buy US Small Caps, IWM - Russel 2000

On Monday February 13, 2012, a new BUY (switch) signal was published at http://decisionmoose.com/Moosignal.html :

Buy: US Small Caps (IWM, Russel 2000)
Sell: BTTRX Long-term Treasury Bonds (or ETF alternatives TLT, EDV, ZROZ)

More details about the portfolio and the transaction history at:  http://decisionmoose.com/Moosistory.html

Please note the comments of the signal author at decisionmoose.com/Moosignal.html :

"The model switches from Long-term Zero-Coupon Treasury Bonds to US Small Cap stocks (IWM) on 02/10/2011 @ $81.27. Always familiarize yourself with any investment program and the assets involved before committing to it. Read the FAQs and The Art of the Switch, below, and get a prospectus online from the fund provider.) "

2011/10/03 decisionmoose.com signal: Buy BTTRX (or TLT, EDV, ZROZ) Long-term Treasury Bonds

On Monday October 3, a new BUY signal was published at http://decisionmoose.com/Moosignal.html :

Buy: BTTRX Long-term Treasury Bonds (or ETF alternatives TLT, EDV, ZROZ)
Sell: Cash (3moT)

More details about the portfolio and the transaction history at:  http://decisionmoose.com/Moosistory.html

Please note the comments of the signal author at decisionmoose.com/Moosignal.html :

"The model switches from cash to Long-term Zero-Coupon Treasury Bonds (BTTRX) on 09/30/2011 @ $83.79. (The ETF alternatives to BTTRX, which is a mutual fund, are TLT, EDV, and ZROZ. Note that a lack of liquidity in some ETFs may exacerbate their volatility. Always familiarize yourself with any investment program and the assets involved before committing to it. Read the FAQs and The Art of the Switch, below.)"

2011/09/07 kimblechartingsolutions.com: harvest "safe havens" Gold GLD, Swiss Franc FXF, and 20 Year Treasury Bonds TLT

Chris Kimble (blog.kimblechartingsolutions.com) uses a nice chart showing that GOLD GLD, the SWISS FRANC FXF and the 20 Year Treasury Bonds TLT and have found long-term key resistance, all at the same time. Check out Chris' blog here:

From Chris' analysis it is clear that owning these "safe havens" plays at the wrong time - NOW - bears as much risk as any other type of investment. Chris concludes: "I remain of the opinion that conservative investors should harvest up against resistance and aggressive investors should "attempt to score on defense" at resistance with an upside stop if resistance doesn't hold."