350zCommTech
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I fund up 7.5 cents.
F fund down 2 cents.
F fund down 2 cents.
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My only concern is the US DOLLAR might have a multi-day rally based on the oversold status. IMO Also, Japan has been green for several trading days in a row I thinkToday has to be one of the hardest days to place a transfer I have seen in a very long time. The large caps are oversold compared to the other funds. That is why I choice the C FUND. Less risk,no currency risk, and lagging Good Luck
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The Technician said it might pay today (G fund thread)...
My calculations clearly shows it will pay tomorrow. Place your bets.![]()
You win again. Japan up over 1%Yes, it was a tough choice indeed. Tomorrow's bad news will push the dollar down. The Yen has fallen significantly. This will help Japan's exports. And here's why I think the Nikkei is lagging:
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You win again. Japan up over 1%![]()
great choice going into the I FUND![]()
Tomorrow's bad news will push the dollar down. The Yen has fallen significantly. This will help Japan's exports.
New-home sales plunge 8.3% to seven-year low
Median sales price down 7.5% in past year, biggest drop in 37 years
By Rex Nutting, MarketWatch
Last Update: 10:01 AM ET Sep 27, 2007
WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) - Sales of new homes dropped 8.3% in August to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 795,000, the slowest sales since June 2000, the Commerce Department estimated Thursday.
Sales are now down 21.2% in the past year, with no sign of a bottom in the crippled housing market.
August's sales pace was weaker than the 825,000 expected by economist surveyed by MarketWatch. In addition, sales in May, June and July were revised down.
The sales figures do not account for canceled sales contracts.
The median sales price fell 7.5% to $225,700 in August compared with a year earlier, the largest year-over-year decline in 37 years. The median price can be affected by the mix of homes sold between and within regions, and the price does not include nonmonetary incentives, such as upgrades, free vacations and new cars.
The inventory of unsold homes fell by 1.5% to 529,000, the fifth straight decline as builders struggle to bring their inventories down. The inventory represents an 8.2-month supply at the August sales pace, the highest since March.
The number of completed homes that have not yet sold rose 1.1% to 180,000, the first increase since May.
http://www.marketwatch.com/News/Sto...E083-BA8B-4355-AC85-57D8B99C1C81}&siteid=mktw
yup, but we all knew the numbers would be bad... this supports the .50 cut and maybe even another one.
... it's really brilliant, and I guess the Street and cronies always do this -- spread the fear with backwards data, delay and stagger retail buying, sandbag earnings estimates, pop earnings announcements and bolster forward guidance to get the euphoria... then take it back and continue the cycle.