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The IRA Options Strategy

Self Directed IRA Strategy

This strategy assumes that you are a self directed investor and can select your own broker and can invest in Exchange Traded Funds for your retirement investments.
  1. First step is to determine your asset allocations.  Use our asset allocation tool .
  2. Next identify the ETFs that represent the five asset classes are available through your broker, if not change brokers.
    • Fund Symbol
      Underlying Index
       Asset Class
      VTI
       MSCI US Broad Market IndexUS Stock
      VEA
       MSCI EAFE Index Foreign Stock
      BND
       Broad, Market-weighted Bond IndexBonds
      TIP
       Barclays Capital U.S.Treasury Inflation Protected Securities (TIPS) IndexInflation Proof Bonds
       (MMF) (You can use any respectable Money Market Fund or Short Term Treasury Fund)
       Cash
  3. Now you're ready to move your money!
    • If a fund has a current BUY signal then buy shares of that fund equal to the dollar amount indicated by your asset allocations. 
    • If a fund has a SELL signal then move that money into your Cash fund (and wait for a BUY signal).
  4. Now the easy part.  Just wait until TimingTruth sends you an email with a new BUY or SELL signal for a specific fund.
    • When you receive a signal simply do what it says.  Timing signals are ALWAYS issued for specific funds.  Don't mix them up!
    • If it is a BUY then move money from your Cash account (amount is determined by your asset allocations) and invest it in the fund that received the signal.
    • If it is a SELL signal then sell all the shares of that fund and move the money into your Cash account.
    • Note: This strategy does NOT try to time bond or cash funds so you will never receive a signal for a bond or cash fund.
  5. Every year you will need to re-balance your assets.  As you get closer to retirement the asset allocations change.  You preserve the gains you made early in your stock investment by moving your gains into the more conservative, interest producing bonds.

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