350Z's 2007 I Fund Thread

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As I was updating my stocks, I noticed something and wanted to tell you
(I) Funders- The Nik 300 is 2.96 from its 2007 low of 331.40 which was set on 11 Jan.

It now sets at 334.36

If the US market sells off again, it will probably make a new 2007 low come Thursday.

God Bless:)
 
Before this goes any farther, I would like to caution everyone to be a little more sensitive in these volatile time. Nobody like to lose money, but it IS the nature of the beast. Look at my return. lol

If you've spent a few years on this MB you have seen the highs and the lows of market volatility. With market volatility comes emotional volatility.

We have a great group of people on the MB all going in different directions, with different personalities and I would not change a thing. Be kind to each other when were down and give a slap on the back when we do well.

Capital preservation has been a mantra on this MB for years and just because someone is happy to be Geee is no different, to me, than being in the I fund when you get a 2% pop plus a +FV.

Everyone have a nice day and good luck investing.:)
 
http://www.reuters.com/article/marketsNews/idINL0177025520070801?rpc=44

PARIS, Aug 1 (Reuters) - European stocks pared some of their earlier sharp losses by midday on Wednesday as U.S. index futures halved their declines.

At 1122 GMT, the FTSEurofirst 300 index of top European shares was still down 1.4 percent, on course for the sixth daily fall in seven sessions as worries over the fall-out of a crisis in the U.S. subprime mortgage sector continued to weigh.
The index lost nearly 2.5 percent earlier in the session.
 
http://www.reuters.com/article/marketsNews/idINL0177025520070801?rpc=44

PARIS, Aug 1 (Reuters) - European stocks pared some of their earlier sharp losses by midday on Wednesday as U.S. index futures halved their declines.

At 1122 GMT, the FTSEurofirst 300 index of top European shares was still down 1.4 percent, on course for the sixth daily fall in seven sessions as worries over the fall-out of a crisis in the U.S. subprime mortgage sector continued to weigh.
The index lost nearly 2.5 percent earlier in the session.

The turn around in the Yen in the middle of the night showed that traders stayed calm as the Yen carry trade temporary resumes...
 
after +fv...total loss thus far -.08 not bad at all folks....I think you will happy today IMO..watch for lift-off and a extra +fv
 
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