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Posted by btr Fri, 03 Sep 2004 21:02:57 GMT
PMCGX is PIMCO’s mid cap growth fund available in my long-term account. Here’re the trades in the past 12 months. I simply buy at support levels and sell at the resistence levels. Currently I’m long and look for opportunity to close it around 21 or I will sell early if it goes below 19.65.
PMCGX YTD performance is -0.05%, my PMCGX YTD is 1.92%.
Posted by btr Sat, 29 May 2004 20:44:52 GMT
Here're some facts and links that may help anyone who is researching on stable value funds. Personally, I put all the cash in my 401(k) into a GIC, which works just like a money market fund as sweep account to trade other mutual funds in the 401(k) account. Currently it yields a little over 4% annually. Stable Value Funds OBJECTIVE Preserve principal and earn a stable rate of return. Their current average yield is around 4%. PORTFOLIO Funds own high-quality asset-backed securities, corporate bonds, U.S. Treasuries. RETURN Funds have returned 7.19% annually over the past 10 years, vs. 5.28% for money market funds and 8.45% for taxable bond funds. The links in no particular order:When I started automated trading a few months ago, I jumped head first into backtesting with the thought that it was essential to automated trading. While there’s no doubt that automated trading and backtesting go hand in hand, what I’ve discovered over time is that learning what makes more
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