350Z's I Fund Thread - Sept. 07

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looks like a bowl of rend and green cream mints at christmas time. At least its not a blood bath in the OSM's.
 
Japan ended just a tad higher. But Europe is generally in the red this morning, FSTE by 3/4 of a percent.

Down day on the "I" overall so far.
 
Will help the I Fund today.

September 20, 2007
Cara’s Commentary & Community Chat, Thurs., Sept. 20, 2007, 6:40 AM ET
"The big story of the day will be the action of the Middle East OPEC nations to break the back of the US Dollar. The Euro:USD pair is now trading at 1.406, and almost hit 1.41. This is a new record. Simply put, OPEC will not accept wooden nickels for oil, something I have been saying for quite some time."

RS
 
Bernanke headlines have already begun but he takes the stand at 10 to offer his 2 cents on the mortgage mess & various remedies that have been proposed. Earlier he pointed to soft housing prices & rate resets mean subprime ARM delinquencies are likely to rise further. (Reuters)

Will this send a ripple through the markets between 10 and noon? I hope he doesn't say anything stupid to tank the markets.
 
OKAY,They gave us $0.59 on Tuesday took $0.61:blink: Wednesday?

What?:blink:

I saw no indicators for that yesterday?:blink:

Anyone? Bueller? 350Z?:cool:
 
Dollar is getting whacked as we speak, making up for the difference in the "I" prices.

I'm now showing up .13 cents as of 10:10 am.
 
I just bailed to the G Lili Pond! Hoping for a nice big +FV tonight. Today will mark three up days in a row for the I fund so a pullback for a day or two is likely IMHO. Their is also that profit taking that seems to occur on Fridays.
 
Do not be surprised to see a bounce this afternoon with the US Dollar and a sell-off with the USMs. IMO of course. GL
 
Jonathan said:
The dollar has dropped like a stone today...wonder if it has anything to do with Saudi Arabia's decision to no longer follow the US Fed?

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/money/main.jhtml?xml=/money/2007/09/19/bcnsaudi119.xml
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Outstanding article Jonathan.
A perfect explanation of why the U.S. can’t retaliate against the real people behind 9/11.
I’ll probably get the boot for that one, but the reality of being financially hostage isn’t pretty.

Isn’t it also interesting how they know exactly what is going on with M3 even though it is no longer reported.
http://www.federalreserve.gov/releases/h6/discm3.htm

And the D word is never discussed.
The over-the-counter derivatives market grew last year from $298 trillion to a notional outstanding value totaling $415 trillion worldwide as of December 2006, according to a report by the Bank for International Settlements.
…..the largest component of the derivatives market continues to be interest-rate contracts. Last year their value climbed more than 40 percent, to about $292 trillion, accounting for roughly 70 percent of the total derivatives market.
http://www.cfo.com/printable/article.cfm/9214098/c_2984411?f=options

Done venting.
 
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