Yesterday
I had a conversation with one of my market letter subscribers – who is an investment
advisor – and he was worried about that Sell-in-May thing. Of course he knows a
prudent investor would never sell out of a good portfolio just because it is
May but if one is worried about various fundamental and technical issues – one could
reduce and raise a little cash
I
told him to watch the Russell 2000 - small-cap index or the clone ETF the IWM -
which is the group of stocks that got us into this worried mode. The IWM peaked
in early March and has since traced out a typical A-B-C type correction – also in
the process slipping below the 200 day (or 40 week) simple moving average. We
need to see if the IWM holds at the Feb 5 pivot low of about 107. If we fail
here the next support on a P&F is 98 – if we hold and recover we need to
get above the 200 day of about 110.50 to put out the fire
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