350Z's 2007 I Fund Thread

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You don't understand how they do their Unfair Valuations?

I somewhat understand the purpose or reason, but I don't know how to predict them, up or down. It's sort of like wires.....I don't understand anything to with wires or knobs.

I can't hook up anything with wires. If the electricity goes off, I cannot re-program the TV to make it work.

But being in the dark sometimes is a good thing!

And frankly, some things I just don't want to know. Today I had to prepare a complicated analytical write-up on a tax issue under IRC section 451. First, I had to develop the facts, and learn all about and understand the entire peanut program as operated by the USDA under the 2002 Farm Bill. Then, I had to apply the law to the facts, and come up with a $3.2 million adjustment to the tax return, and justify it to my "client."

Now, if my brain was full of stuff about Barclay, and TV wires, I might not have enough free brain cells to do all that.
 
05/22/07 I-fund 0.246% MSCI 0.259%
05/23/07 I-fund 0.819% MSCI 0.811%
05/24/07 I-fund -1.422% MSCI -0.896% <= UfV -0.526%
05/25/07 I-fund 0.289% MSCI -0.295% <= UfV 0.584%
05/29/07 I-fund 0.617% MSCI 0.601%
05/30/07 I-fund 0.163% MSCI -0.503% <= UfV 0.666%
05/31/07 I-fund 0.367% MSCI 1.024% <= UfV -0.657%
 
http://yahoo.reuters.com/news/artic...7-06-01_00-40-01_T42653&type=comktNews&rpc=44

TOKYO, June 1 (Reuters) - The dollar hovered below a three-month high against the yen on Friday as investors await a raft of U.S. data including a monthly payrolls report later in the session.
The jobs data will provide more clues on whether the Federal Reserve will keep rates steady at the current 5.25 percent, after a strong report on regional U.S. business activity on Thursday reinforced such views and gave a boost to the dollar.
Traders said the dollar has a chance to extend its gains above 122 yen if the jobs data is healthy, but some analysts pointed out that the market may have already priced in a strong figure and dollar-buying may not last long. "I think the jobs data itself is unlikely to provide a positive surprise to the market," said Osamu Takashima, chief analyst at the Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ.

"The dollar has struggled to rise further this week, and is likely to be that way beyond next week."
 
06/01 04:54
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Value2,272.61Change9.400 % Change0.415
+9.5 cents
 
Nice gap up on the open thanks to the perfect jobs data. Lets see if they short it and try to fill the gap.

Looks like 12%'s gutsy move will get rewarded.:)
 
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