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12%ayear's Account Talk
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ATCJeff
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Re: 12%ayear's Account
Tomorrow it pays. Have to move today by 12PM to grab the penny.
Tomorrow it pays. Have to move today by 12PM to grab the penny.
12%ayear
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Have less than $25K in savings? Get in line
http://money.cnn.com/2007/04/10/pf/retirement/ebri_survey_2007/index.htm?postversion=2007041106 very sad news....the bottom line...contribute as much as you can in the TSP and invest wisely...Great way to increase your TSP amount...put in your COLAs and raises. This will also help you at the end of the year with your taxes. If you do not have the max. put in that is. Also, start an IRA and buy stocks. Buy value beaten up stocks. Like when YHOO was in the low 20s range or EBAY was beaten up. I buy and sell stocks and keep the profits in shares in the IRA. You do not have to pay until you cash out. This is a great way to build a portfolio. Buy in different sectors from oil,tech,food,gold,and etc.
http://money.cnn.com/2007/04/10/pf/retirement/ebri_survey_2007/index.htm?postversion=2007041106 very sad news....the bottom line...contribute as much as you can in the TSP and invest wisely...Great way to increase your TSP amount...put in your COLAs and raises. This will also help you at the end of the year with your taxes. If you do not have the max. put in that is. Also, start an IRA and buy stocks. Buy value beaten up stocks. Like when YHOO was in the low 20s range or EBAY was beaten up. I buy and sell stocks and keep the profits in shares in the IRA. You do not have to pay until you cash out. This is a great way to build a portfolio. Buy in different sectors from oil,tech,food,gold,and etc.
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12%ayear
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Hello, IMO I like the small-caps for Thursday. They are due for a big pop over the I and C Fund. However; It will only be for a swingtrade. GL12%... If you don't mind my asking, what's your gut feeling for tomorrow?
12%ayear
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I think that smallcaps look ready for one more push before earnings start to come out. I like the S over the C for now.
12%ayear
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Home prices to fall for first time in 2007
http://money.cnn.com/2007/04/11/news/economy/home_prices/index.htm?postversion=2007041112 Tuesday No. 2 home builder D.R. Horton (Charts) reported a 37 percent drop in the number of new homes it sold in the latest quarter, citing continued weakness in prices and saying the typical start to the spring home buying season hasn't begun.
While Horton is expected to still report a profit for the period when it reports results, No. 3 builder Pulte Homes (Charts) reported a loss in its most recent period, as did No. 4 Centex (Charts) and New Jersey-based Hovnanian Enterprises (Charts).
No. 1 home builder Lennar (Charts) and No. 5 KB Home (Charts) both reported losses in their quarters ending in November, although both returned to an operating profit in their most recent period. The CEO of KB Home said Tuesday that he expects the housing slump to get worse.
Home prices: Don't expect a quick rebound
http://money.cnn.com/2007/04/11/news/economy/home_prices/index.htm?postversion=2007041112 Tuesday No. 2 home builder D.R. Horton (Charts) reported a 37 percent drop in the number of new homes it sold in the latest quarter, citing continued weakness in prices and saying the typical start to the spring home buying season hasn't begun.
While Horton is expected to still report a profit for the period when it reports results, No. 3 builder Pulte Homes (Charts) reported a loss in its most recent period, as did No. 4 Centex (Charts) and New Jersey-based Hovnanian Enterprises (Charts).
No. 1 home builder Lennar (Charts) and No. 5 KB Home (Charts) both reported losses in their quarters ending in November, although both returned to an operating profit in their most recent period. The CEO of KB Home said Tuesday that he expects the housing slump to get worse.
Home prices: Don't expect a quick rebound
12%ayear
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Setting-up like I thought it would. Feeling buyers will step in and squeeze shorts. Like when futures are red.Posted above earlier.....I think the selling will pick up here, the last half-hour. Looking for a lower/flat open tomorrow,then a rally to the upside.
vectorman
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12%ayear;89114 said:
Uncle Sam is a big buyer too....deep pockets with lots of unaccountable M3 money in it.
Its a matter of National Security... keep this economy afloat until the after effects of the World Trade attack and high oil get consolidated.:worried:
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