350Z's I fund thread OCT 07

[easyrydr]

anidoc I made the great move to 4 mins so I can get to it a little more time in my pckets next time. So far it worked.

 

[Boxholder]

350z, I apologize for posting in your thread. When I was responding to ChemEng I should have responded in his thread. I'm good at saying the wrong things at the wrong time in the wrong place.

 

[350zCommTech]

350z, I apologize for posting in your thread. When I was responding to ChemEng I should have responded in his thread. I'm good at saying the wrong things at the wrong time in the wrong place.

No need to apologize. Market talk is allowed in this thread. He was asking for our opinions here.

 

[12%ayear]

Time to put on your seatbelts. Here we go again. MSFT reports afterhours. Shorts are locking profits on the oversold NASDAQ.

 

[James48843]

Looks like "C" and "S" have hit bottom, but "EFA" is still on the downward slope.

Anybody got any Pepto-Bismol?

 

[350zCommTech]

MSCI EAFE = 1.03%

I fund should be up 3 cents today.

 

[Silverbird]

I'm getting seasick riding this.

 

[Removed1]

I'm getting seasick riding this.

Yes , I feel the same ,today is the 4 th day,roller coater ride....but Birchtree always says hang tough and sit tight and 12% said buckle up...
So you imagine the ride...

 

[James48843]

I know the feeling.......

 

[Removed1]

I know the feeling.......

Thank James.that was picture I had in mind but I am not as good with computer as you are.one of your posts you said you would not post your move any more,I will miss that ,at least we can learn from your market input,Plz keep it up.Thank you.

 

[350zCommTech]

carnac tells me I fund price will be $25.44 tonight.

350Z, when is G going to pay again?

I fund will be up 3 cents. New price will be 25.35. Carnac needs to take his CBs to the nearest bowling ally and get them polished.


G will pay again next Tuesday.

 

[12%ayear]

Time to put on your seatbelts. Here we go again. MSFT reports afterhours. Shorts are locking profits on the oversold NASDAQ.

QQQQs+1.39% afterhours. Small-caps are going to explode tomorrow. They have been getting killed. Time to give the dog a bone!!

 

[phillyfed]

I know Friday is looking bad because of CFC. But what if the market has already factored in the bad CFC news and is just waiting to see if it met its awful prediction? Im sure that is happening, just curious if everyone is staying out because they think CFC will report worse than whatever market estimates are out there for them.

I cross LD in 19 hours for my PE exam. Not much time left...

Newbie here.....As for CFC (for what its worth) interestingly as weak as the stock was today, the last week, the last year..... The stock was one of todays biggest market leaders with respect to institutions buying on weakness per the Wall Street Journal
link...
http://online.wsj.com/mdc/public/page/2_3022-mfgppl-moneyflow.html?mod=mdc_leader

I'd be betting that the weakness is already cooked in

 

[350zCommTech]

LOL! I'll pass that along. Tuesday should be interesting with Fed meeting and G penny day. Lots of jumping, I think.

Fed announcement is Wednesday.


G=0
F=-1
C=-2
S=-10
I=3

I fund is now even. Thank God....

 

[Fivetears]

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They're still hiring. :blink:

I know Friday is looking bad because of CFC. But what if the market has already factored in the bad CFC news and is just waiting to see if it met its awful prediction? Im sure that is happening, just curious if everyone is staying out because they think CFC will report worse than whatever market estimates are out there for them.

I cross LD in 19 hours for my PE exam. Not much time left...

 

[Robo5555]

QQQQs+1.39% afterhours. Small-caps are going to explode tomorrow. They have been getting killed. Time to give the dog a bone!!

I'm all in S fund for Friday.....hope is a huge bang!!

 

[James48843]

Asia stocks up big-

Although Europe is lackluster. FSYE is up a third, but CAC and DAX are down slightly.

Must be that $90 a barrell oil has a lot of people depressed. I know I am.

 

[James48843]

Showing up .35 cents right now on my calulator.

Does that sound correct?

 

[Frixxxx]

OK, with these numbers I'm seeing.....+FV? Anyone.....Bueller?

 

[DCguy]

Household wealth is hitting record heights, and not just in the United States. There are more millionaire households on the planet than ever before, particularly in Europe and in China, where growth rates are highest.
The number of world millionaire households -- those with assets of $1 million or more -- grew by 14% in 2006 to 9.6 million. These represent the richest 0.7% of all households and own $33.2 trillion, or about a third of the world's wealth, according to a study by Boston Consulting Group.
The United States had by far the highest number of millionaire households, with nearly 4.6 million, and the highest number of $100-million-plus households, with 2,300. The number of millionaire households increased by a steady 10%, while $100-million-plus households grew by 7%, joining the ranks of Microsoft (MSFT, news, msgs) Chairman Bill Gates and Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A, news, msgs) Chief Executive Warren Buffett.
Japan, Britain, Germany and China round out the top five countries with the most millionaire households, in that order. The number of millionaire households increased the most last year in China (up 39%), Spain (up 32%) and Britain (up 30%).
In Europe, the number of millionaire households grew by 26.4% in 2006, the highest of any region in the study, helped by its strong currency against the weakening dollar. In North America, millionaire households grew by just 9% in 2006.
Japan, Britain, Germany and Italy have the most households in the $100-million-plus bracket, and in terms of growth, China (up 74%), Brazil (up 27%) and Russia (up 26%) saw the highest rates last year.
"China is a force to be reckoned with," says report co-author Bruce Holley, who noted that the country's total assets under management have grown at an annualized rate of 23% over the past five years. China's newest billionaire residents will find themselves in the company of powerful businessmen like Shi Zhengron of Suntech Power Holdings (STP, news, msgs), who lives in Wuxi.

http://articles.moneycentral.msn.com/Investing/Extra/WhereTheMillionairesAreNow.aspx