12%ayear's Account Talk

locking C Funds 2 days gains today..going to I FUND. Europe and Asia way oversold and a real bargain at these levels. Looking for a awesome gain with the I FUND for the month. I bet we get a 3%-5% pop in the I Fund this month.

Hope you're right now more than ever. I have been expecting that pop for quite some time.

Good luck!
 
I understand WS...I've been in since early July expecting the ride to start the uphill climb...but it's taking a while. We keep having starts but capitulation because of some new "spin doctor story" to keep things even or down. The big boys are playing this in a way to get everyone out before they have their big money day. Right now...I sticking in the market ...I still believe we're headed up for a rapidly rising but short rally. I hope we all make a few bucks. The TSP trading restrictions are hurting Feds and retirees and helping all the folks over at Barclays...but those who can correct those problems don't care..Makes me wonder if this wasn't some conspiracy that was put into action a year ago..who knows..

FS
 
I agree Fog, I am waiting for a nice rally and then will go sit on the lilly again til August. It sucks but, I guess we have to figure out a way to make the best of it. here it comes up again. hope it holds. GL
 
Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA) Update
For Employees Covered by the National Agreement and the Operating Services Agreement:
(Updated 07/16/08) In June, the Consumer Price Index (CPI-W) rose to 641.082. After the fifth month of the six-month measuring period, and assuming the adjustment was made based on the June CPI, the fourth COLA under the 2006 National Agreement would be $1,310 per year, which works out to $50.40 per pay period or 63 cents per hour. However, the fourth COLA will be based on the July 2008 CPI index point and will be effective Aug. 30, 2008 (pay period 19-2008, pay date Sept. 19, 2008).
Under the 2006 National Agreement and Operating Services Agreement, employees have so far received the following cost-of-living adjustments totaling $1,165: $0 (effective March 17, 2007, pay period 07-2007, pay date April 6, 2007; $686 (effective Sept. 1, 2007, pay period 19-2007, pay date Sept. 21, 2007); $479 (effective March 15, 2008, pay period 07-2008, pay date April 4, 2008). :)
 
Hope you had a great time 12%...Welcome back..So, what's your take on how long is this little rally going to last?

Thanks,

FS
 
Hope you had a great time 12%...Welcome back..So, what's your take on how long is this little rally going to last?

Thanks,

FS
IMO earnings will be better than expected. I see a huge rally back to the 12000s. Markets have priced in this mess. Oil prices will start to come down. Everyone is very bearish. This is a great time to stay long. I am in the I FUND for the rest of the month. Although the US DOLLAR will bounce back so will the OSMs. Easy 5% pop from these low levels.
 
IMO earnings will be better than expected. I see a huge rally back to the 12000s. Markets have priced in this mess. Oil prices will start to come down. Everyone is very bearish. This is a great time to stay long. I am in the I FUND for the rest of the month. Although the US DOLLAR will bounce back so will the OSMs. Easy 5% pop from these low levels.

Welcome back! I hope you got a rest from the stress of the market that we are all experiencing.
 
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