350Z's 2007 I Fund Thread

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Is it reasonable to assume that if both the USM and OSM drop at the same time as the dollar, there will be no +FV, and that a recovery in the I fund should be a big-time bounce back? (unless the Iran issue worsens?)

Drop in dollar is good for I fund...

*scratches head*
 
Is it reasonable to assume that if both the USM and OSM drop at the same time as the dollar, there will be no +FV, and that a recovery in the I fund should be a big-time bounce back? (unless the Iran issue worsens?)

No, only if the drop in the dollar/USM is after 1300 est.
 
Is it reasonable to assume that if both the USM and OSM drop at the same time as the dollar, there will be no +FV, and that a recovery in the I fund should be a big-time bounce back? (unless the Iran issue worsens?)

For an FV to occur there has to be major movement in the USM or the USD after the OSM close. As long as the USM and OSM markets are open at the same time it's pointless to consider the possibility of an FV.

If I could predict what will happen tomorrow... :D
 
Looks like the fall of USD/YEN is has found a temporary bottom. IMO, the PPT is out and working today, after the "unexpected" decline in new home sales. I would expect tomorrow's consumer confidence # to be lower tan expected after a modest increase last month. I'm staying in the F fund.
 
Is it reasonable to assume that if both the USM and OSM drop at the same time as the dollar, there will be no +FV, and that a recovery in the I fund should be a big-time bounce back? (unless the Iran issue worsens?)


Looks like we might see a +FV of 12 cents.
 
350, I read in another forum that the FV guideline is a market move of +/- 0.50% or more from true value. Is that an accurate assessment?
 
Is there any way to determine which way the FV will go. Like last week we had two and the last one was negative. Should the next be positive?
 
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