U.S. Portfolio

[JohnDuarte]

The following is the list of the last auxiliary calculations in the U.S.:

The following is the list of the last closed trades in the U.S.:

 

[JohnDuarte]

I've been hesitant to buy, but now I decided to buy. I will use a small percentage of the portfolio. If market rises, so after I increase the exposure.

8 New Buys:

 

[JohnDuarte]

The following is the last closed trade in the US:

The following is the portfolio:

 

[JohnDuarte]

Below are the monthly charts along with brief commentary.

I am going to look to the period between 1967 and 1984, as well as, for the period between 2000 and 2013.
My guess about what is happening is that the S&P 500 since 2000 is following the path between 1968 and 1984.
At this time the key is to understand if the breakout above the long-term resistance line was or not decisive.
When the breakout is decisive, the resistance level then becomes a support level, but I dont know yet whether or not this will happen. My big question is this: Will red support line hold?

 

[JohnDuarte]

3 Buys:

The following are the annotated charts:

 

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9 Buys:

 

[JohnDuarte]

The following are the auxiliary calculations:

The following is the last closed traded:

The following is the porfolio:

 

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2 Buys:

 

[JohnDuarte]

The following are the auxiliary calculations:

The following is the porfolio:

 

[JohnDuarte]

I took too much time to buy. For example, I bought EVC for the first time on June 12. Since then, has risen more than 38%, but I bought very few quantities and I took too much time to buy more. I could have done better.

I've been buying and selling with a delay on average of 3 to 4 days when compared with the consensus of the technical indicators that I use. This has influenced the portfolio result because the US market has risen at a very fast rate. I will try to buy and sell more quickly.
However, I also have a US long term market timer portfolio and the two portfolios complement one another.