Not a good week, a do nothing week. The sum of all the deviations has been 318, 367, and now 314 – not up two weeks in a row.
The number of funds I rate as a buy over the last 3 weeks has been 04, 67, and now 13.
Another not exciting week and not a buy week so I am buying nothing, selling nothing.
I thought Fidelity had finally listened to my complaints (I gave up writing to Fidelity a long time ago, they ignore letters) because on the second week of April they had the distributions on Thursday so the list was complete and updated on Friday. In the past, often the Friday distributions did not get listed until the following Monday – not good for weekly weekend updating. However on 04/26, Thursday, they had some distributions but just could not get around to updating the list so the prices are suspect. Each week I add a fund from last month’s best performers, and drop the worst fund on my list so I only follow 100 funds. As I went to drop the worst performer this week, GlobalStrategies, I noticed it was down ~7% for the week. Not something which happens. So I looked up the fund details and it did have a distribution of 69.1 cents, a big percentage for a ~9 dollar fund. So I updated that fund with the distribution and removed another fund from my list after checking the funds details for distributions. It sure would be nice if Fidelity kept their website current!!!!
I received an email from Fidelity this week announcing their Wednesday sector performance webinar. It also contained a link to their sector evaluation website https://eresearch.fidelity.com/eresearch/markets_sectors/sectors/sectors_in_market.jhtml . Very interesting site – you can sort down to find the best performing ETFs based on various criteria. The two I invested in on Monday were on the first page of what they call their 4W/13W performance listing of 1700+ ETFs. Not sure how to use the page yet, but it looks interesting.
In the past, Gary Kaltbaum had a stock selecting service. He is starting it up again in a month or so and for the first month or so is free. Send your name, phone number, and email to Gary at gkaltbaum@kaltbaum.net asking to be up on the list for his new stock email service. If the stocks are profitable, you may want to pay for the service when the free period ends – cost unknown but free for a month or two
March returns for IRA#1 +0%, IRA#2 -0%, QQQ +0%, SPY/RSP +0%
For the last 3 months, IRA#1 -1%, IRA#2 -1%, QQQ 2%, SPY/RSP -3%
For the last 6 months, IRA#1 6%, IRA#2 2%, QQQ 10%, SPY/RSP 3%
For the last 12 months, IRA#1 20%, IRA#2 7%, QQQ 21%, SPY/RSP 8%
portfolio changes:
IRA#1 – Invested 100% in cash
IRA#2 – Sold FSLBX(Mar06), FSRPX(Mar27) – Invested in FEMEX, & 80% in cash
QQQ – Invested 100% in cash
SPY/RSP – Invested 100% in cash.
As the market declined in March, I was selling.
IRA#1
SEnergy has a price of 46.77, a sell price 44.43, a rank of 02, and is a hold. (ETF – IEO, PXI)
IRA#2
SEnergy has a price of 46.77, a sell price 44.43, a rank of 02, and is a hold. (ETF – IEO, PXI)
My mutual fund portfolio changes this weekend:
IRA #1 – none
IRA #2 – none
My mutual fund portfolio market exposure after this weekend’s changes:
IRA #1 – 100% invested
IRA #2 – 20% invested
The top 20 (out of 100+ I follow) Fidelity funds (percent deviation, rank & weeks on top 20 list, fund symbol, fund price, fund name, and %dev increasing last 2 weeks).
This week:
10.86 01-24 FSRPX 144.71 SRetailing Yes
10.63 02-03 FSENX 46.77 SEnergy
7.98 03-12 FSDCX 37.13 SCommunicationsEquipment
7.49 04-16 FBSOX 57.89 SITServices
6.98 05-04 FFGCX 13.54 GlobalCommodityStock
6.55 06-14 FSCSX 173.59 SSoftware&ITServices
6.10 07-02 FSCPX 43.00 SConsumerDiscretionary Yes
6.01 08-14 FSDAX 172.38 SDefense&Aerospace
5.87 09-11 FCPGX 26.45 SmallCapGrowth
5.48 10-03 FTQGX 23.99 FocusedStock
5.34 11-06 FSCOX 20.06 InternationalSmallCapOpportunities
5.29 12-01 FSHCX 90.11 SHealthCareServices Yes
5.26 13-01 FSPHX 235.33 SHealthCare Yes
5.09 14-06 FCONX 10.04 ConservativeIncomeBond
5.05 15-03 FBGRX 91.89 BlueChipGrowth
4.94 16-13 FSPTX 170.80 STechnology
4.83 17-01 FIREX 11.86 InternationalRealEstate
4.76 18-02 FCNTX 126.41 Contrafund
4.59 19-01 FARNX 14.37 EventDrivenOpportunities Yes
4.54 20-01 FJSCX 19.18 JapanSmallerCompanies
last week:
10.66 01-02 FSENX 46.52 SEnergy Yes
10.47 02-13 FSDAX 179.07 SDefense&Aerospace Yes
9.13 03-11 FSDCX 37.37 SCommunicationsEquipment Yes
8.69 04-23 FSRPX 141.07 SRetailing Yes
8.40 05-03 FFGCX 13.67 GlobalCommodityStock Yes
8.07 06-15 FBSOX 57.97 SITServices Yes
7.89 07-10 FCPGX 26.87 SmallCapGrowth Yes
7.46 08-13 FSCSX 174.47 SSoftware&ITServices Yes
7.27 09-05 FSCOX 20.37 InternationalSmallCapOpportunities
7.06 10-02 FTQGX 24.28 FocusedStock Yes
6.51 11-12 FSPTX 172.89 STechnology
5.84 12-01 FSCPX 42.76 SConsumerDiscretionary Yes
5.82 13-01 FDCAX 36.92 CapitalAppreciation Yes
5.80 14-01 FCNTX 127.34 Contrafund Yes
5.55 15-01 FSLBX 79.78 SBrokerageandInvestmentManagement Yes
5.51 16-02 FOCPX 115.53 OTCPortfolio Yes
5.50 17-02 FBGRX 92.04 BlueChipGrowth Yes
5.43 18-01 FTRNX 102.29 Trend Yes
5.27 19-05 FCONX 10.03 ConservativeIncomeBond
5.25 20-03 FISMX 30.53 InternationalSmallCap Yes
IRA#1 is currently invested in:
100% – SEnergy(FSENX)(23Apr18) from CashReserves(FDRXX)(12Feb18)
Mar18 1m+0% 3m-1% 6m+6% 12m+21% 24m+53% 36m+7% 60m+64% 120m+11%
Feb18 1m-6% 3m-1% 6m+7% 12m+13% 24m+53% 36m+13% 60m+79% 120m+11%
Average annual return since 1/82 11%
IRA#2 is currently invested in:
20% – SEnergy(FSENX)(23Apr18) from CashReserves(FDRXX)(12Feb18)
20% – CashReserves(FDRXX)(02Apr18) from EmergingEuropeMiddleEastAfrica(FEMEX)(29Jan18)
20% – CashReserves(FDRXX)(26Mar18) from SRetailing(FSRPX)(16Jan18)
20% – CashReserves(FDRXX)(05Mar18) from SBrokerageandInvestmentManagement(FSLBX)(22Jan18)
20% – CashReserves(FDRXX)(12Feb18) from EmergingMarketsIndex – InvC(FPEMX)(24Jul17)
Mar18 1m-1% 3m-1% 6m+2% 12m+7% 24m+26% 36m+14% 60m+23% 120m+38%
Feb18 1m-4% 3m-1% 6m+3% 12m+6% 24m+28% 36m+17% 60m+29% 120m+39%
Average annual return since 1/82 11%