332 is a good one. They all have been lately in my opinion. I know that because each week doing the work in these reports (and in-week updates) helps orient me and keep me cross-referenced and double checked in my own assumptions.
Frankly, I feel as tho
ugh I am seeing the markets well this year. It’s sort of like conducting an orchestra and having all pieces playing to perfection. While patience is a key word, markets are moving along and making wonderful sense. To boot, even individual stock charts are working well and more often than not doing what I want them to do. Go figure.
The market manager side of me (as opposed to the idealist human side) is in control and pleased with how things are going. This manager does not care what the market does as long as we are on the right side of it. The idealist may need to find a hobby for a while. :-)
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