350Z's 2007 I Fund Thread

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Looking at the I Fund Stocks, ETFs, Sectors, Dollar, and FV situation, it should be up well over 1.5%. Whether this will occur or not is anybodies guess, but I’m inclined to stay in the I Fund for Monday. USM’s are up which should follow through into the OSMs, especially Japan and Australia.
http://finance.yahoo.com/q/cq?s=TM,HMC,DCX,MTU,MFG,HBC,UBS,STD,BCS,ING,CS,AXA,DB,LYG,ABN,BP,TOT,RDS-A,E,BHP,RTP,GSK,AZN,SNY,NVS,VOD,NOK,SI,TEF,ERIC,DT,FTE,CAJ,BF,DEO,TSCDF.PK,EFA,EWJ,EWU,EWQ,EWG,EWL,EWA,DX-Y.NYB,%5EYHOh757,%5EYHOh758,%5ENYE,%5EYHOh707,%5EXAU,%5EYHOh713,%5EYHOh900,%5EYHOh849&d=v1

Will Japan and Australia’s FV be factored in today? They account for 30.8% of the I fund.
http://finance.yahoo.com/q/cq?s=TM,HMC,MTU,MFG,BHP,EWJ,EWA&d=v1
 
Looking at the I Fund Stocks, ETFs, Sectors, Dollar, and FV situation, it should be up well over 1.5%. Whether this will occur or not is anybodies guess, but I’m inclined to stay in the I Fund for Monday. USM’s are up which should follow through into the OSMs, especially Japan and Australia.
http://finance.yahoo.com/q/cq?s=TM,HMC,DCX,MTU,MFG,HBC,UBS,STD,BCS,ING,CS,AXA,DB,LYG,ABN,BP,TOT,RDS-A,E,BHP,RTP,GSK,AZN,SNY,NVS,VOD,NOK,SI,TEF,ERIC,DT,FTE,CAJ,BF,DEO,TSCDF.PK,EFA,EWJ,EWU,EWQ,EWG,EWL,EWA,DX-Y.NYB,%5EYHOh757,%5EYHOh758,%5ENYE,%5EYHOh707,%5EXAU,%5EYHOh713,%5EYHOh900,%5EYHOh849&d=v1

Will Japan and Australia’s FV be factored in today? They account for 30.8% of the I fund.
http://finance.yahoo.com/q/cq?s=TM,HMC,MTU,MFG,BHP,EWJ,EWA&d=v1

So far, up .234% or 6 cents, plus 19 cent FV = 25 cents.

Yesterday's FV will be corrected today.
 
Yesterday's FV will be corrected today.
I'm still confused about Australasia. Since their markets are closed, are their stocks trading in our markets used to calculate the FV?
Their markets closed way down, but the stocks are trading much higher, does this push the FV?
 
I'm still confused about Australasia. Since their markets are closed, are their stocks trading in our markets used to calculate the FV?
Their markets closed way down, but the stocks are trading much higher, does this push the FV?

Their markets were open and FV is not broken down buy countries. If the USM rallies more in the afternoon, then we might get a +FV on top of the FV correction.
 
I'm still confused about Australasia. Since their markets are closed, are their stocks trading in our markets used to calculate the FV?
Their markets closed way down, but the stocks are trading much higher, does this push the FV?

I'm sorry. Please ignore the above response. I misread your questions.

The answer to your questions are no and no.
 
I would not be surprised if Barclay gives us more +FV then estimated. They are screwed up this week.
 
imho:
The I Fund could see a lot of green next week.
Japan Financials - higher profits:
Prolonging Low Rates Fosters Carry Trade…..signaling that borrowing costs will keep rising.
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aDIruXzy1GFo&refer=home
Energy and metals; heavily weighted in the I fund are set to rise;
Dollar should continue to fall if rumors of rate cuts persist.

...motor- fuel supplies may be disrupted this summer because of repairs at U.S. refineries and reduced oil output in Africa.
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601012&sid=aj3f4_74U71I&refer=commodities
``The dollar is going to revisit its downward path.''
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601012&sid=acOQQbFUUebg&refer=commodities
Copper has surged 45 percent in the past three months on speculation that growth in China will increase metal consumption.
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601012&sid=aMjU7yUuIGV8&refer=commodities
 
G 11.91 even
F 11.37 -.01 (-0.09%)
C 16.77 +.16 (+0.96%)
S 20.41 +.22 (+1.09%)
I 24.28 +.24 (+1.00%)

That's all folks! Everything is as it should be. No extra FVs. We got back our +.19 cents (FV correction) from yesterday. :)
 
imho:
The I Fund could see a lot of green next week.
Japan Financials - higher profits:
Prolonging Low Rates Fosters Carry Trade…..signaling that borrowing costs will keep rising.
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aDIruXzy1GFo&refer=home
Energy and metals; heavily weighted in the I fund are set to rise;
Dollar should continue to fall if rumors of rate cuts persist.

...motor- fuel supplies may be disrupted this summer because of repairs at U.S. refineries and reduced oil output in Africa.
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601012&sid=aj3f4_74U71I&refer=commodities
``The dollar is going to revisit its downward path.''
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601012&sid=acOQQbFUUebg&refer=commodities
Copper has surged 45 percent in the past three months on speculation that growth in China will increase metal consumption.
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601012&sid=aMjU7yUuIGV8&refer=commodities
I would wait a day or two before going back into the I Fund..IMO...China is overdue for a pull-back,Goldman Sachs's statement yesterday will sink in soon,Fed. seems to want the US Dollar to rebound. I want to see what Monday brings. Went to the G for sideline action. I lost (.10) for the week. Not bad at all after yesterday set-back. I want to regroup and wait. GL
 
Thanks 12%,
I'll keep a close eye on Monday's action and bail if it gets ugly.
Japan and Australia should do great Sunday night, after that..???
 
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