Where are we right now? We are exactly where we were last week in the SP500. That’s not a bad thing at all, as a matter of fact it’s rather constructive to be stuck right now. The SP500 has come a long way since the 1260 low in mid March. We are currently bumping around at 1330 for the past few days. Resistance is right here at 1340. 1340 was also the prior high from mid February. So what does this mean to you? It means that you need to be somewhat involved until the bull is proven wrong and starts to roll over from 1330. If the SP500 rolls over here, and what I mean by this is that the SP500 starts to fall below 1325. If this happens you need to close your positions until it’s safe.
So what is it going to take to get over 1340 / 1350? Well it’s going to take a few things. The good news is it is happening in a slow constructive way. Buyers (Mutual Funds) are coming back in. We know this because the bull just will not stall. Even though Volume has been less than great it is still buying. Fed policy is still Equity Positive. Interest rates are low and the Fed is still expanding the US Balance sheet even thought this is very dangerous for our long term monetary policy, because of this, equities are the best investment.
Where should we have our money currently? The Transports are leading the way. Train stocks, CSX, KSU, WAB and UNP are some of the good choices. Heavy Equipment, CAT and DE are moving. Energy too, PBR, RIG RRC, PCX, ACI and KOL. Finally GOLD and SILVER just continue to climb setting new highs it seems every week.
Now, I am not suggesting for you to pile in right here, I haven’t, but you got to have some things working right here from the above choices, which I do. Once the SP500 gets through 1350 on CONVICTION we have blue sky above and that is when it’s time to really get aggressive. Right now I’m optimistically Bullish and waiting with my guns loaded for a push through 1350. I’m currently holding CAT, DE, FCX, SLV, LULU, and F. Wanting to buy WAB, PCX and more SLV.
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