12%ayear's Account Talk

We still an hour to go...
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Here you go...green;)
 
Time to start a recovery here. Shorts galore. Squeeze coming IMO. Looking for a green day. DJIA down-95 right now!! I am looking for a triple digit gain on the DJIA today!!

The currency markets are telling me the same thing. Not necessary a triple digit gain, but definitely a rally. What's holding us back this morning is the UK market, but they will close soon.:)

Don't judge too quickly...:D

 
I'll be out on that "S"pacewalk tomorrow.... but I'm bringin' that dog from 350z's video in case I need energy :laugh::laugh::laugh:

with nothing but earnings reports to go on, I'm just gamblin' and nothing more... so basically business as usual. Good luck everyone!!!
 
News I'm counting is Ben B's. speaking tomorrow at noon. See links in previous post (couldn't figuer out how to do a "double quote" - Or, better see Acount Talk post that I made there that also mentioned 350Z response re: Ben also speaking on Thursday (more ambiguous). Regarding Ben's speah tomorrow, 12%'s said below...

He will have to be postive about the economy and say that the FED is ready to take action, if need......causing a rally!!
 
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Small Caps are beaten to a pulp. Banks are the reason. IMO, we will see a new high before the year ends and causing the Small Caps to soar. Greenspan said that the US DOLLAR has bottomed vs. the Euro. I agree with that. http://www.reuters.com/article/gc03/idUSL055834720071106 Also he is glowing that the US banks are in trouble.....Ben? He needs to show Greenspan, that he will be able to cut rates and save the day. Time to rally.
 
Yeah, I think the days of the dollar index helping the I-fund are just about over. I don't like the thought of the US banks being in trouble though -- I believe a rate cut will only go so far toward alleviating that problem. And you can't smote the taxpayers (though they probably will) because the high cost of oil and gas is going to force everyone to tighten their belts.
 
Yeah, I think the days of the dollar index helping the I-fund are just about over. I don't like the thought of the US banks being in trouble though -- I believe a rate cut will only go so far toward alleviating that problem. And you can't smote the taxpayers (though they probably will) because the high cost of oil and gas is going to force everyone to tighten their belts.
Fed has to worry about a recession before inflation. Recession will hurt his legacy. He has to tame the economy with postive signals just has cuts and postive spins.
 
Hey 12%, I have to admit, it was a nail-biter this morning, but I had to hang tough. Really glad that you are back, and for that confirmation. Confidence is key in this game!:)
 
Hey 12%, I have to admit, it was a nail-biter this morning, but I had to hang tough. Really glad that you are back, and for that confirmation. Confidence is key in this game!:)
ty hessian, IMO, we will see some follow-through tomorrow and then some. Small-caps are shaping up now for the rally into 14000s.
 
Notice that the "S" passed the "C" in these last few minutes? 12%-- you sir have a handle on this thing --- ride that bull!!!
 
I think the I Fund closed+1.65% according to 350z. The second place was the C Fund+1.20% Third place was the S Fund +1.17%. This is still telling me the S FUND is lagging bigtime. I would be cautious with the I FUND based on the US DOLLAR being way oversold. Do people really think that this will last forever? The peso will be worth more than the US DOLLAR, if this keeps up ......LOL. All kidding aside, 2008 will be the year of the US DOLLAR to rally back hard. Remember folks, nothing stays hot forever like real estate , oil, gold, internet craze, Euro,and etc. At any rate, the S Fund is lagging by 7% and the small caps are loaded with small banks and techs. IMO, you will see the small-caps start to lead the way.
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Actually I came back to make a comment because I was afraid my last one may have sounded a little snotty. The S Fund could easily wind up with a bigger gain than C Fund in reality because it moves up in value a lot faster than C. In otherwords it usually does't take much to see the S Fund make a real nice return.

As for the I Fund - I've been telling others for years that it is way overdue for a correction since it's grown the fastest and when a correction (or recession) occur I would definately think the I Fund will crash the fastest.
 
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