Portfolio Update: Out of Ballast

Boring Portfolio
Stock: US$80,696.70
Cash: US$364.85
Total: US$81,061.55

The system I use signalled further buys, but I have run out of ballast.

QQQ Portfolio
Stock: US$57,977.50
Cash: US$20,303.15
Total: US$78,280.65

I mopped up more QQQQ, even though it has risen compared to the last month. I still have plenty of ballast in this one to buy shares on the cheap.

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