350zCommTech
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Yen carry trade coming back in a hurry. This is great for Japan. They have been coiled up.
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350zCommtech's Account Talk
- Thread starter 350zCommTech
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Asylum
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100% in I?
What's your thinking on this?
(I am 50% I today.. rest in C & S but liking how I is doing at the moment)
350zCommTech
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350zCommTech
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Not if the I fund is up tomorrow. Don't let today's loss influence your decision for tomorrow. That is how people get caught riding the market down.
Just think about tomorrow.
Good luck.
350zCommTech
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No I fund. Possible +FV.
350zCommTech
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50g 50 F
350zCommTech
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XLF flat and Transports hit resistance.
Steadygain
TSP Elite
350z - a quick question if you don't mind. When the dollar was getting weak towards the end of 07 - the gains in I (on the chart) were a far cry from the TSP gains. Where as the C/S were identical.
Do you expect the TSP I Fund to be less now - in the same light???
Do you expect the TSP I Fund to be less now - in the same light???
350zCommTech
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That chart is not the I fund. It's an ETF. It's there to look at because it's the closest thing we have.
Steadygain
TSP Elite
Yeal I know. May be it's just me - but it sure appears that a strong dollar lines up closer with realized gains. Several years prior it was as close as C or S - and so I'm in the long term habit of counting on it just like the others.
FUTURESTRADER
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back open, down 15%
FUTURESTRADER
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lol,..CNBC telling us just enough to get us to sell and them buy in at the close
350zCommTech
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ABK is done and so is the market. All that rumor BS, for the last two weeks, turned out to be just that, BS! It sounds like the banks are not going to flush any more money down the drain. I'm surprise we're not down 300 points. If you're long, please wait until tomorrow to sell. Pretty please....
Steadygain
TSP Elite
All that rumor BS, for the last two weeks, turned out to be just that, BS!
Thanks man, that's pretty cool - makes me feel like you're family
I'm surprise we're not down 300 points.
Fortunately we should end the day with a gain - nothing like we were expecting but still - I'm glad we took a bite out of the loss.
Steadygain
TSP Elite
With my luck I Fund will close up nicely today (for those of you in it) and sock me then tank tomorrow for a double whammy. Gratifying that instincts for this week were right so far though.
Everything is currently in line with favorable returns for tomorrow, and I'm 60% I Fund. Seeing the F Fund diving is wonderful news for us in High Risk. It probably won't do nearly as well as it did today but overall A LOT OF FOLKS OUT THERE ARE ANXIOUS TO SEE THINGS RISE AND THE DAY ENDED WITH GOOD SENTIMENT. IMO - this sentiment will continue tomorrow - as the BULK - are anxious to see a positive turn.
Show-me
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ABK is done and so is the market. All that rumor BS, for the last two weeks, turned out to be just that, BS! It sounds like the banks are not going to flush any more money down the drain. I'm surprise we're not down 300 points. If you're long, please wait until tomorrow to sell. Pretty please....
Spot on! Now get out of my head. :nuts::laugh: Let's throw out some more shares for the private investors to buy while blowing a 6% rally. Brilliant. Why? Because the banks don't have the cash to **** away.
This one will be hard for even CNBC to spin.
Birchtree
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Bankers might argue that they have the cash flow to pay dividends - their write-downs are often paper losses, the result of marking assets to market prices that may or may not reflect their true value. Of course, slashing dividends to common stock holders - or freezing them temporarily, as some have proposed - might drive away mom and pop investors, especially those in dividend-focused mutual funds.
350zCommTech
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They're not getting any new business. Not even from munis. Baring a government bailout, they are done. Their shares are worthless.
Their AAA rating means nothing, according to the markets. Look at all the fail bond auctions.
After all the back door negotiations with the banks, for the past month, they're now back to raising money by selling shares. That idiot on CNBC(Gasperino) must feel like a jackass.
350zCommTech
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BK?
