350Z's I fund thread NOV 07

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Last I-Fund Share Price ==>> 25.44
Today % Change ==>> 0.77%
Current Share Price ==>> 25.64
FV Correction ==>>
Today FV (+ or -) ==>> 0.24
Today Expected I-Frund Share Price ==>> 25.88
Total Change ==>> 0.44

Final answer?

$25.82
 
This is starting to look real ugly for the U.S. as far as being the currency of choice. Commodity and currency is beating down the consumer right before the Christmas shopping season and the next bubble will be credit cards. Food inflation is running hard, $100 oil. Another rate cut or FED infusion of cash will not change a thing.......................It will make it worse.
 
I'm showing a recovery on INO.com, but would like to know what the blip was. Is Japan dumping our worthless bonds that they are loosing money on?
 
This is starting to look real ugly for the U.S. as far as being the currency of choice. Commodity and currency is beating down the consumer right before the Christmas shopping season and the next bubble will be credit cards. Food inflation is running hard, $100 oil. Another rate cut or FED infusion of cash will not change a thing.......................It will make it worse.

$4.00/gallon gas? or $5.00/gallon gas?

Please sign the petition if you haven't already done so..:)
 
I'm showing a recovery on INO.com, but would like to know what the blip was. Is Japan dumping our worthless bonds that they are loosing money on?


We probably won't find out until tomorrow morning or maybe a month from now, but if anybody is doing that, I would guess China. They did it back in June causing the F fund to tank.

The Nikkei won't like what has just happened, when they open after lunch.
 
We probably won't find out until tomorrow morning or maybe a month from now, but if anybody is doing that, I would guess China. They did it back in June causing the F fund to tank.

The Nikkei won't like what has just happened, when they open after lunch.

Chinese Comments Send U.S. Dollar Tumbling Against Major Currencies
4 minutes ago
(RTTNews) - The U.S. dollar fell to a new low against the Euro and also fell significantly against other major world currencies. The fall was partly attributed to a Chinese officials comments about foreign currency holdings. The greenback is trading at 1.4618 against the euro, 2.0921 vs. the British pound sterling, .9133 against the Canadian dollar and .9346 against the aussie.

The greenback has bounced back in the past 15 minutes following a "clarification" by the Chinese official.
http://news.ino.com/headlines/?newsid=110620071700
For comments and feedback: contact editorial@rttnews.com
 
Chinese Comments Send U.S. Dollar Tumbling Against Major Currencies
4 minutes ago
(RTTNews) - The U.S. dollar fell to a new low against the Euro and also fell significantly against other major world currencies. The fall was partly attributed to a Chinese officials comments about foreign currency holdings. The greenback is trading at 1.4618 against the euro, 2.0921 vs. the British pound sterling, .9133 against the Canadian dollar and .9346 against the aussie.

The greenback has bounced back in the past 15 minutes following a "clarification" by the Chinese official.
http://news.ino.com/headlines/?newsid=110620071700
For comments and feedback: contact editorial@rttnews.com

Nice job! Is someone flexing a little muscle?
 
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