350Z's 2007 I Fund Thread

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I thinks so, but I'm also curious if the new chart that JayHawker found is implimented in any way. Today it was down .204%
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/quote?ticker=EFD:IND

I wonder... the symbol is EFD:IND for the Bloomberg site (whatever that may indicate, I don't know) and it seems to be quite different than the MSCI website. Maybe they are the same but close at slightly different times?

Way past my understanding...
 
I wonder... the symbol is EFD:IND for the Bloomberg site (whatever that may indicate, I don't know) and it seems to be quite different than the MSCI website. Maybe they are the same but close at slightly different times?

Way past my understanding...

But the funny thing is, after the MSCI EAFE is posted by mscibarra.com, they update theirs (Bloomberg's) later to reflect Barra's. :)

Bloomberg's MSCI EAFE finished at -.204%. Barra's MSCI EAFE finished at -.072%.
 
But the funny thing is, after the MSCI EAFE is posted by mscibarra.com, they update theirs (Bloomberg's) later to reflect Barra's. :)

Bloomberg's MSCI EAFE finished at -.204%. Barra's MSCI EAFE finished at -.072%.

Funnier still... if you create an account at bloomberg and put EFD:IND in your Market Watch, you'll get yet a different number. IMO, they're guessing just like we are. ;)
 
G 11.87 even
F 11.29 even
C 16.10 +.10 or .63%
S 19.90 +.13 or .66%
I 23.74 -.02 or -.08%

That's all folks, no +FV. It was borderline today and the dollar going up a smidgen at the end didn't help. :(
 
G 11.87 even
F 11.29 even
C 16.10 +.10 or .63%
S 19.90 +.13 or .66%
I 23.74 -.02 or -.08%

That's all folks, no +FV. It was borderline today and the dollar going up a smidgen at the end didn't help. :(

That's okay... more I fund oomph to start the day tomorrow!
 
Yep, very good for the I-hoppers. Only thing to look out for now is the economic data coming in tomorrow. :)
 
Ebb,
I will not be too concerned with today's I fund performance. Your ebbtracker has more than shown its worth. Under normal circumstances, your tracker would have succeeded in a giving a positive performance. However, remember that Barclays policy is to confound the usual and probable performance by adding the additional element of an arbitrary injection of uncertainty (so as not to give some investors an edge over others after the close of the EZ markets).

In your case, you have managed to feed the ebbtracker the relevant currency and other pertinent information in order to ensure, as much as humanly possible, the most profitable and predictable solution to trading. But it is a more complicated matter to add to the mix the deliberate purpose of Barclays to throw the ususl market forces off track. My warm regards to you. 2007 has 8 more months to go! Keep it up!:) :)

G 11.87 even
F 11.29 even
C 16.10 +.10 or .63%
S 19.90 +.13 or .66%
I 23.74 -.02 or -.08%

That's all folks, no +FV. It was borderline today and the dollar going up a smidgen at the end didn't help. :(
 
"I" am still happy. The funny thing I would like to know is do we have a board bet on the "hit 23 before 24" comments??? Come on TSP brothers, lets shave someones head or something!!!!
 
GE matched expectations and reaffirmed its full-year outlook; Merck raised its Q1 and FY07 profit forecasts; McDonald's issues upside Q1 guidance following strong March comps.
08:33 ET Dow , Nasdaq , S&P :</B> [BRIEFING.COM] S&P futures vs fair value: +2.1. Nasdaq futures vs fair value: +2.3. Futures trade spikes higher following tame inflation data, now suggesting a slightly higher start for the cash market. Total PPI rose 1.0% (consensus 0.7%) in March; but the more closely-watched core rate was unchanged (consensus 0.2%), following a 0.4% rise in February. That pushes the year/year rate to 1.7% and provides some evidence that inflation pressures have abated somewhat. The Trade Deficit unexpectedly narrowed to $58.4 bln (consensus $60.5 bln). :)
http://news.moneycentral.msn.com/briefing/StockTicker.asp
 
Briefing.com:
09:00 am : S&P futures vs fair value: flat. Nasdaq futures vs fair value: -1.0. Recent recovery efforts have stalled amid further analysis of today's producer-price data, now pointing to a sluggish start. While the unchanged core rate is comforting it doesn't exactly signal that inflation is back under control or that a new lower trend has developed; and the soft March number may prove temporary. A larger than expected 1.0% rise in total PPI is also worth another look since food costs rising more than 1% for a fourth straight month and a 3.6% surge in energy prices could have a broad impact on inflation. It is also worth noting that next Tuesday's CPI report offers the better inflation read for Fed policy direction.
 
Early estimate: -.017, no change in share price but moving down. Dollar moving up against the Yen.

Good news! My spreadsheet is done! I'll post it here on the message board Monday.
 
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