Having cash in downturns and then deploying it in solid balance sheets corporations is the best way I know of super charging the growth of one's account. That is not a bad thing at all. Indeed, that is the way to go.
I’m glad that my posts are of some help, Bob. As far as Jay Kaeppel, he’s smart, patient, knows the game - and you can sense, he really likes the markets. I was even thinking of re-subscribing again to the Sentimentrader (of which he is part) - but haven’t done it yet. Not sure I want to get loaded up on info any more than I already am.
As you probably noted in the post to which you replied, since early 2020 the Treasuries came down in price quite decisively, in 5 waves on the monthly chart. Now, bond price is basing - and looks like it may be due for another leg up. It so happens that the seasonality, around now, is turning bullish for bond prices (below is a more recent tweet by Kaeppel). So, it may spend some months in a positive mode.
Glad to hear that you’re doing well. My accounts are also hanging in there, near their “historic highs” lol. The markets were fun lately. Interesting - and positive.
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