Here are the up to date charts of the Funds, by day then rotation order. These charts show every play, except the postponed and cancelled games for which a play was generated.
After the breakout, the KVB MLB Contrarian Fund seems to consolidating, for lack of a better word. The market could go either way here an we could see a drop back below even, to about 2.5 on this chart. As far as upward, there is no limit as this Fund climbs over the long haul. We have seen volatility create sharp moves and if it favors the upside, we could gain 10 units in no time.
The ROI of the Fund would be doubled at this point if we add in the mistakes identified earlier, but we are still doing well...
On to the RL Fund...
Again, when we consider the recent mistake, I firmly believe that the RL Fund is in a double bottom situation with room to rise. In fact, I am considering raising the units here, and keeping it that way through the first part of the season. Unfortunately, the first part of the season can be shaky for the RL Fund as we convert a winning percentage of the teams into a probability to make an adjustment to the forecast.
The RL Fund already commands far less for a unit because of the far less number of plays than any other Fund I run.
Here it is and mistakes aside, there was a 4 game losing streak followed by a 4 game winning streak. Not only is that a small market shakeout, but we could be seeing the formulation of some shoulders, similar to the season low of the Contrarian Fund above. Predicting the chart can be tough, but at least the broader patters indicate a market turn, lending credence to raising the unit for a while.
Also, we have a huge +170 pinging on the RL Fund radar with DET, but man does it stink to high heaven for a Monday. Didn't Verlander just screw the public on Fade the Public Friday? Let's not get into a gambler's fallacy, but something to notice anyway.
I wouldn't use these chart terms for just any Funds. Remember, these are market gauges, if you will, and have a certain long term performance, regardless of market adjustments.
Can't wait to see how things unfold.