James48843
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Falling off.
Now showing "I" as up six cents. +.06
10:23 am
Now showing "I" as up six cents. +.06
10:23 am
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Or you can now use TapaTalk again!350Z's I Fund Thread - Sept. 07
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pezfallout
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I'm headed to the G for Monday. I won't cross Ebb's chart anymore, it's too much of a safe bet to argue with.
Though I have to ask, why did this thread get so quiet? Seems like a lot of folks disappeared, like the thread starter for example. lol
James48843
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Now showing up nine cents.
11:15 a.m.
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Birchtree
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Do you think McDonalds gets worried every time a mom and pop operation opens next door to them - hardly. I suspect not much will change. The nubile investor will follow the herd - the experienced contrarian will stand fast and steady. That's how we all learn - sometimes we learn by our mistakes.
SkyPilot
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James48843
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by the way- now showing up +.15 cents.
qibovin
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The corporation, no. But that individual McD owner would not be too excited about it.
fedgolfer
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was $0.15 the final estimate? DX getting hammered again huh? I was not near a PC around the cutoff/I close, thanks.
James48843
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Dollar is falling off a cliff.
Don't know what the end of the day will bring.
James48843
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Sorry, I don't know for sure what it was at at 11:38.
I saw it around 9 cents about 11:15a, EDT, and then looked again around 12:30 and it was .15 then.
So -- it would make sense that it would have been between the two at cutoff time.
I don't know if the dollar's fall the rest of the day will impact either. We'll know the final number after 7 pm. tonight.
Sorry, but that's the best I can do for now.
ayla
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I'm thinkin' the FED injecting money is the reason the dollar is dropping. When the FED pours in the money, the dollar cheapens. Is that too simplistic a reason why the dollar has been dropping?
I didn't see anything about FED adding liquid reserves in the article on Yahoo about the dollar dropping - it just says basically that with interest rates dropping, we could be seeing investors transferring fixed income investments elsewhere. Any thoughts?
from: http://www.billcara.com/archives/2007/09/caras_friday_report_sept_27_20.html#more
"Yesterday, the Fed added $38 billion of liquid reserves in four operations, following several days of smaller additions. That helped the Financials (XLF +0.86 pct) on the day."
from: http://biz.yahoo.com/ap/070928/dollar.html?.v=15
"The lower U.S. interest rates, used to jump-start the economy, can weaken its currency as investors transfer funds to countries where their deposits and fixed-income investments bring higher returns."
James48843
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As of 7:42 pm, they have not updated the thriftline call in number with new share prices.
this is indicitive of days when they have done a FV of somekind in the past. Usually, if there is no FV involved, the new numbers are updated on the thriftline within a few minutes of 7 pm.
we'll just have to wait a bit more to get the new numbers.
Robo5555
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All I can think of about the "I" fund is that the $ is falling through its $$$$, this has GOT to be good for the "I" fund, although it's over $25 again, the last time it was this high it dropped big time, but didn't they all.:worried: Will it be a repeat?
Thats the million dollar question. I jumped back in the lilipad for Monday to weigh things out.- Status
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