Time to get more conservative!
We cought the falling market now volatility will be still high but risk is increasing and I suggest to become more neutral and buy selectively the market will stay on the roller coaster for a while!
Market has entered the capitulation phase!
Sectors.
Overweight:
Utilities
Health Care
Normal weight:
Energy
Consumer Staples
Underweight
Material
Financial
Consumer Discretionary
Industrial
Technology
Short
none
I have upgraded Financial, Consumer Discretionary, Industrial and Technology to Underweight from Short
Market Barometer LongTerm -60% and ShortTerm -100% .
Long positions are fully hedged since November 9 when the SP500 was at 1467.
Positions:
ETF Bonds
30% Allocation initiated Nov8
Long IEF @ 85.23
Long TLT @ 90.65
Sector ETF
10% Allocation each one initiated Nov8
Long IDU @100.03
Long SKF @ 98.99 (This is a ultrashort ETF so make money whit Financials going down)
Short XLY @ 35
Long SIJ @ 70.50 (ultrashort industrial sector)
Commodities ETF
5% Allocation initiated Nov 16
Long GLD @ 78.71
Stock Index ETF
40% Net Short position Allocation initiated Nov 8
(Those are a ultrashort ETF so make money whit index going down)
Long TWM @ 69.89
Long QID @ 40.24
Long SDS @ 55.36
International Markets ETF
5% Allocation initiated Nov 26
(This is an ultrashort ETF so make money whit index going down)
Long FXP @ 80.50
NEW POSITIONS:
Close positions and take nice profits on IDU, SKF,XLY we keep a 10% short on the Industrial sector only.
Close positions on TWM, QID and take nice profits. Just keep SDS for hedging.
Close position on FXP and run away with nice profits China at this level must be covered.
Buy 10% position each on the following emerging markets ETF:
EWM (Malaysia) IFN(India) and EWH (Hong Kong) those domestic markets have been negatively affected recently but have long term potential since from a macro analysis they can now decoup from the global negative domino effect!
Buy 10% position on ICF (Real Estate construction) this market is hitting a bottom!
Safe investing and trading to anyone!
TheInstitutional

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January 22, 2008
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