2010 - Week 1 and tightening the screws

Well, so far January of 2010 has been pretty good.  We finished last week up 3.12%, better than both tracking indexes (the S&P 500 TR was up 2.74%, while S&P Global 1200 TR was up 2.85%).

Before I go into the weekly performance break down, I'd like to mention that I plan tighten the screws a little bit. Right now I have a 12% stop loss set on those investments outside of the 401(k) funds.  I plan on migrating those to a slightly tighter 10%, with even further tightening possible.

Looking at the returns below, it was a big week for Metals and Mining, as well as for the emerging markets of Turkey and Indonesia.  Overall, everything was up and up, except for one fund XLU, which is a utility ETF.

Weekly Returns are as follows
IRAs
XME  +13.80%
SLV +9.74%
TUR +8.52%
IDX +8.18%
GDX +7.86%
PUW +7.48%
PSP +5.87%
EWA +5.29%
EWW +5.04%
PBD  +4.62%
GLD  +3.77%
PIO +3.74%
EWC +3.68%
BKF +3.66%
VTI  +2.96%
HGI  +2.79%

IXN +1.96%

TBT +1.50%
VIPSX +0.64%
AAPL +0.59%
PCY +0.51%
XLU -1.00%

401(k)s
FMCSX +5.47%
FIIAX +3.60%
PSVIX + 3.05%
FDVAX +2.97%
FDVIX +2.71%
FDGRX +2.59%
LSVAX +2.35%
FNIAX +1.74%