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cswift01
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Dear all,

As I'm always looking at market analysis and I'm continually finding great websites. I've been building a "personal" list of locations that I like to visit, but I was wondering if maybe we could share as a community. What I'm hoping to do is to share together so we can all make the most efficient decisions possible. These are my websites (in no order):

TSP

tspcenter.com
tspallocation.com
tspcalc.com

Market analysis

http://www.forecasts.org/index.htm
https://www.bogleheads.org/wiki/Category:Index_returns (index comparisons)
Seekingalpha.com
cnbc.com
investing.com
marketwatch.com
https://us.spindices.com/spiva/#/
paulmerriman.com

Evaluate funds

https://www.portfoliovisualizer.com/bac ... sisResults (this is my favorite one)
Using tools from TDAmeritrade and Vanguard (Vanguard also shows the after tax differences)
https://markets.ft.com/data/funds/us/compare (for whatever reason, I get different results from porfoliovisualizer)

Please add with additional suggestions.

Thanks!

Me

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Wow that’s some good stuff and great tools. Thanks for the links! I can see that portfolio backtester tool coming in handy.

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I like equityclock.com. It's very seasonally focused, whether on sectors of the market (energy, manufacturing, healthcare, etc), indexes, or individual stocks. I've found their charts and analysis to be pretty spot on.
Seasonal Musings 2022: viewtopic.php?f=14&t=19005
Recommended Reading: http://tspcenter.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=13474
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Aitrus wrote:I like equityclock.com. It's very seasonally focused, whether on sectors of the market (energy, manufacturing, healthcare, etc), indexes, or individual stocks. I've found their charts and analysis to be pretty spot on.
I played around with their site. With the exception of being able to see which industries/sectors, etc. usually operate best from a seasonal point of view, do they give any up to date market analyses or prognosticate (for free)?


Thanks!

Me

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I like something called FINVIZ

https://finviz.com/

Besides having a good Search Engine that drills across several of the top Financial Websites for breaking headlines, it also offers a powerful Query Capability to construct Stock Searches for added Technical Analysis...

Best of Luck (everyone) in all you chose to endeavor!!!
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Here is a site that I get updates from: http://www.tspwealth.com/index.html.

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I have viewed a few of the recommended sites mentioned above before and still find this one more valuable or suitable for me. Maybe because I'm more familiar here. I love the input and the advice on tspcenter. It's not so serious and I can appreciate the wisecracks which makes this fun. Tomi, keep up with your pull charts because I feel like I got a big pull today buddy. More of a dry stroke if you catch my drift. Good luck everyone and hoping this year ends well for us.

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cswift01 wrote:
Aitrus wrote:I like equityclock.com. It's very seasonally focused, whether on sectors of the market (energy, manufacturing, healthcare, etc), indexes, or individual stocks. I've found their charts and analysis to be pretty spot on.
I played around with their site. With the exception of being able to see which industries/sectors, etc. usually operate best from a seasonal point of view, do they give any up to date market analyses or prognosticate (for free)?


Thanks!

Me
That they do. On the main landing page, scroll down and you'll see daily "Stock Market Outlook" posts. Each post starts out with a bunch of charts for companies entering their period of seasonal strength or that are reporting earnings, but once you're past those you get to the meat of the article. Some days have more commentary than others.

Here's tomorrow's discussion, for example, which is a little light on commentary: http://www.equityclock.com/2018/11/08/s ... er-9-2018/

The post for today, however, had a bit more given the election results and all: http://www.equityclock.com/2018/11/07/s ... er-8-2018/
Seasonal Musings 2022: viewtopic.php?f=14&t=19005
Recommended Reading: http://tspcenter.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=13474
"It's not what happens to you, but how you react to it that matters" Epictetus

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Aitrus wrote:
cswift01 wrote:
Aitrus wrote:I like equityclock.com. It's very seasonally focused, whether on sectors of the market (energy, manufacturing, healthcare, etc), indexes, or individual stocks. I've found their charts and analysis to be pretty spot on.
I played around with their site. With the exception of being able to see which industries/sectors, etc. usually operate best from a seasonal point of view, do they give any up to date market analyses or prognosticate (for free)?


Thanks!

Me
That they do. On the main landing page, scroll down and you'll see daily "Stock Market Outlook" posts. Each post starts out with a bunch of charts for companies entering their period of seasonal strength or that are reporting earnings, but once you're past those you get to the meat of the article. Some days have more commentary than others.

Here's tomorrow's discussion, for example, which is a little light on commentary: http://www.equityclock.com/2018/11/08/s ... er-9-2018/

The post for today, however, had a bit more given the election results and all: http://www.equityclock.com/2018/11/07/s ... er-8-2018/

Wow.
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SnareMV17
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No love for Investor’s Business Daily?
www.investors.com
"Get your money for nothin', and your chicks for free."

Following TSPCalc strategy #64902.

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I ran across this one a few months back.
www.thrifttrading.com

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I meant to also throw this one:

https://simplywall.st (it's easy to sign up)

and

https://money.usnews.com/funds/search?e ... funds=true (although I think these guys get paid by some of the big companies to put their funds first)

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misfit wrote:I ran across this one a few months back.
http://www.thrifttrading.com
It is interesting that they compare their returns to what they call "buy and hold", which is a 20-20-20-20-20 G-F-C-S-I spread. I literally don't know anyone who has that distribution.

Their returns haven't been bad. I did a quick 2008-2017 comparison to 100% C and 100% S (average annual return)-
thrifttrading: 10.03%
100% C: 10.45%
100% S: 11.86%
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https://0104.nccdn.net/1_5/1d1/31d/37b/ ... nciple.pdf

Teach a man to fish.

I recommend buying the book and making notes in it. I still use my copy weekly.
-An economic forecaster is like a blind javelin thrower; although rarely accurate, he keeps your full attention.

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