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Second Motive TheoryCouldn't agree more. Hope 12% returns.
Maybe the Premium "Side" people bought him out and staged a fight to distract all of us from the truth.
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Second Motive TheoryCouldn't agree more. Hope 12% returns.
Sorry about that. My spouse and I are both feds in TSP. We both read the MB but he hates typing so I do it for both of us. I'm Anidoc, he's Carnac. He's competitive so likes to try to crunch the numbers to see if he can get closer to the day's price than everyone else. I like to see everyone's strategies and all the other data and make the decisions. Generally it works for both of us.![]()
So, you're the Technician's wife? If that's the case, then I hope you don't post his opinions under your user name. Besides, I think it's against the rules.
Your rationale makes sense to me. I originally thought of going to I COB Wednesday to give the OSM a chance to react to the rate cut. However, your way of thinking protects you better if the news isn't as "rosy" as everyone is anticipating. I will watch closely tomorrow as well.
You've been reading my mind!! Makes sense to me!Let's get back to business.
The Yen is rising again. If this continues, we'll probably see some profit taking tomorrow. Which would set us up perfectly for Wednesday's Fed cut. The markets will tank, obviously, if they don't cut.
Tomorrow, I will pay close attention to gold, oil, and the dollar for signs that they might hold the FFR.
So far tonight, Asia is down slightly. The Nikkei 225 is down 75 points.
As for the best fund to play for Wednesday, IMHO, it's the I fund.
Here's why:
On Wednesday morning, the I fund will probably finish up as the USM awaits the cut. Once the Fed cuts, the USM will shoot up causing a +FV, and the dollar will fall further adding to the +FV. I fund wins.
On the other hand, if the Feds hold, the I fund's gain from the morning will act as a cushion so the hit in the I fund will not be as big as the C or S.
I will probably play this for just one day, so I will be out at COB Wednesday.
What do you guys/gals think?
Makes perfect sence. What about playing the S fund for fed rate cut day and jumping that day to the I find?? Opinions??
You could- but it's risky- because if the fed doesn't cut, and the markets tank, and overnight the markets tank more, you put yourself diving in to the downward spirial right at the beginning of the fall, and won't be able to get out until Friday.
Interesting dilema.
In to win? Or out to safety?
I'll be in to win.
I still have a dozen years till retirement, anyway.
Let's get back to business.
As for the best fund to play for Wednesday, IMHO, it's the I fund.
Here's why:
On Wednesday morning, the I fund will probably finish up as the USM awaits the cut. Once the Fed cuts, the USM will shoot up causing a +FV, and the dollar will fall further adding to the +FV. I fund wins.
On the other hand, if the Feds hold, the I fund's gain from the morning will act as a cushion so the hit in the I fund will not be as big as the C or S.
I will probably play this for just one day, so I will be out at COB Wednesday.
What do you guys/gals think?
None of them justify a rate cut, so we will probably get it.Tomorrow, I will pay close attention to gold, oil, and the dollar for signs that they might hold the FFR.
None of them justify a rate cut, so we will probably get it.
But then there's this:The Bank of Japan is widely expected to keep interest rates unchanged at 0.50 percent at a policy meeting on Wednesday, when it will also release its twice-yearly outlook report on the economy and prices.
The Federal Reserve, which slashed its federal funds rate to 4.75 percent in September, is seen likely to lower rates by another 25 basis points at a two-day policy meeting that ends on Wednesday.
http://www.reuters.com/article/marketsNews/idUKT14322620071030?rpc=44&pageNumber=2
The Wall Street Journal said on Tuesday without citing sources that a Federal Reserve interest rate cut this week is no sure thing and officials are not seriously considering a half-point reduction in overnight rates.
The article by Greg Ip, the Journal's Fed watcher who is known for sometimes reflecting the views of senior central bankers, said policymakers view this week's decision as a choice between a quarter-point cut to 4.5 percent and not moving at all.
http://www.reuters.com/article/marketsNews/idUKT14322620071030?rpc=44&pageNumber=2
We know where to look first..Somebody somewhere will always leak something...![]()
With a .25 cut already factored into the market, which scenario do y’all see as more likely to occur tomorrow: a .5 cut or no cut?