Interim Market Update Oct 31 2022

[Centeron631]

Various Questions

How does TI define in time short term, long term, mid term for its updates?

Updates refer to lower risk subs to steer away from high risk red plays during these volatile times - However if one already owns some of these as a lower risk player (some may have even started as greeners) does that statement apply to buying more at suggested lower prices to average down?

Just Asking about this statement : "One of the underlying factors for the Dow's sudden show of strength could be attributed to the solid positive divergence signal generated on the daily charts".
is this divergence in the chart really a causal or is that just a resultant because of money looking for more conservative places to park than technology in these volatile times and seeking out more value and higher safer dividends?

[Triplethought]

Various Questions

How does TI define in time short term, long term, mid term for its updates?

Updates refer to lower risk subs to steer away from high risk red plays during these volatile times - However if one already owns some of these as a lower risk player (some may have even started as greeners) does that statement apply to buying more at suggested lower prices to average down?

Just Asking about this statement : "One of the underlying factors for the Dow's sudden show of strength could be attributed to the solid positive divergence signal generated on the daily charts".
is this divergence in the chart really a causal or is that just a resultant because of money looking for more conservative places to park than technology in these volatile times and seeking out more value and higher safer dividends?

Good question. I'm doing a 1.5 year loan secured against a hotel in Lake Tahoe for 20% annual interest rate. The opportunities for conservative places to park money (60% Loan to value) have been growing in the last month. But such places are not available to the average retail investor.

[SOL]

Various Questions

How does TI define in time short term, long term, mid term for its updates?

Updates refer to lower risk subs to steer away from high risk red plays during these volatile times - However if one already owns some of these as a lower risk player (some may have even started as greeners) does that statement apply to buying more at suggested lower prices to average down?

Just Asking about this statement : "One of the underlying factors for the Dow's sudden show of strength could be attributed to the solid positive divergence signal generated on the daily charts".
is this divergence in the chart really a causal or is that just a resultant because of money looking for more conservative places to park than technology in these volatile times and seeking out more value and higher safer dividends?

From the latest update

Low to medium-risk subscribers can use rallies to lighten up based on instructions listed in each issue.

That includes the higher risk plays they got into. In other words, we will continue to provide guidance for prior plays. The new guidance and rules are for new plays. In other words, low-medium risk subscribers will be responsible for the decision they make if they decide to venture into new high risk plays