I've also seen some overall market indicators out there that might be worth throwing into the system to prevent 2008 type crashes. Concerned about whipsaws though.
As an aside, I'm thinking the end game of this forum (possibly 6 months to maybe a year and a half from now) will be a Universal portfolio with sound money management, including large caps, small caps, commodities, index funds, speculation, occasional day trades, and even some bonds for safety. Possibly, the TGMBFS no longer exists by itself, but evolves into the Ten Greedy Men Universal Portfolio some day. For example, it may be a portfolio as follows:
Bonds (20-80% of portfolio)
Stock Index Funds (20-50%)
Large Cap Individual Stocks (20-50%)
Small Cap Stocks (10-30%)
Commodities 3x (0-10%)
Day Trade/Speculative (0-5%)
where they are all tied together somehow.
Orders may be something like:
Sell BND(1). Use these funds to buy IBM(1) and SALE(1)
Sell VTI(3). Use these funds to buy UGAZ(2)
Sell IBM(1,2,3), APPL(1,2,3), SALE(1,2,3), GPS(1)... Buy BND(1,2,3,4,5,6,...) - market correction risk is high