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Investor Fund Inflows Peak At Market Tops Posted November 1st, 2008 by DisciplinedInvesting market timing Mutual Find Flows Stock Market Return Investment Ideas Read the full article: http://disciplinedinvesting.blogspot.com/2008/11/investor-fu...7vote Not too surprisingly, mutual fund investors tend to ramp up their fund purchases at the top of the stock market cycle.

Yet another reason for being nervous. October 13, 2008 | Leave a Comment It’s only the umpteenth time that government has played a reactionary role. Fundamentally though, there is far too Little money chasing the debt. Dow 5900 is the 61.8% retracement for the Bull market that started in 1982 (Dow 776).

What a week. This will go down in history so make sure you pause and take note. Wall Street just had its worst week in history. So how is the sentiment landscape? Sentiment Surveys As I hinted earlier in the week, we saw some downright gloomy sentiment from all the usual surveys.

Market Capitulation The House of Representatives surprisingly rejected the current version of the Wall Street bailout plan today and the markets reacted accordingly. The Dow Jones Industrial Index and S&P 500 Index both closed today with their worst point drop EVER.

This chart was posted yesterday after the big DAILY down move in the market. This is how the same chart looks today. Good call? What sucked: EJ not working I had to dump it for a 3.9%ish loss. ABAT which I thankfully got rid of yesterday for a loss as well around 5% or so.

I decided to create a portfolio of CFDs for the ASX20 stocks (top 20 Australian listed companies by market capitalisation), exlcuding the financials. This provided a list of ten stocks and I bought enough units of each stock CFD to give them equal weight in this portfolio. Overall the contracts have a value of approx.

Several times over the last month or two, I have had co-workers tell me one of two things regarding their retirement accounts: That they were thinking of moving all of their investments into the cash or money market fund. Or, even worse, That they were thinking of stopping contributions all together.

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Have you noticed that whenever you talk with a financial planner they talk in terms of certainties. But when you sign the investment documents they point out that there are no guarantees the things they told us before may apply?

Today I received an email from someone who maintains it is impossible to be in the market when it is rising and out of it when it is falling. I was investing this way for several years. I also entered the market in March 2003 using my indicators.