Birchtree's Account Talk

Thanx for the nice read Real Money, the comments were good too. I always welcome and appreciate something that has a positive orientation. I've got to make $135K in the next 6 trading days - I don't think today will help though. But one never knows - something positive may come out of Greece and up we go.
 
When everyone loads up on the I fund and it becomes a crowded trade - then I'll change my weightings. I only have 2% more to earn and my TSP loss for 2011 will be reversed - then I can start making progress in the tugboat. Today is shaping up better than I anticipated - so let's go positive. Make me money. Snort.
 
I apologize for the preceeding link - I have no idea where it went. But it was a good read. By the way, the F fund was at $12.43 in March'09.
 
I look forward to the time when both you and I are invested in stocks at the same time, it's been awhile...
 
I chose not to subject myself to the Obummer speech, the guy lies more than Bill Clinton ever did. I'm a Newt guy by choice.
 
Birch, it's not nice to pick on just one or two politicians. They all lie and double speak.
 
WOW, low interest rates into 2014 - no money in bonds or money markets - all roads will lead to equities. Operation Twist has greater punch than the QE2 program - now we may see QE3. This will force all money managers to venture into the riskier realm of what ever they're allowed to invest in. When mom and pop chase this train I'll see some wealth. I'm deep into the best game in town. Snort. The end of outperformance in bonds likely means a much higher move in equities.
 
Weeee....more QE. Get ready for the short squeeze that could run up another bullish stampede as we get past 1320.
 
I have 9 dividend increase announcements so far in January with one 3 for 2 split. I need to make another $66K in my oceanic in the next four trading sessions to meet my monthly goal for January of $400K. I really need to be buying more wall flowers but I'm just resting for awhile. I've made 73 purchases this month. The VIX had an intraday low yesterday of 17.15 so we're heading in the right direction.
 
"At the start of 2012, the S&P 500 traded at a P/E multiple of 13, which is below the 80-year average of 15 - and lower than it's been at any time since 1990. The SPX dividend yield is higher than the 10-year Treasury yield - something that, aside from the period of the credit crisis, hasn't happened since before 1960."

http://theguruinvestor.com/2012/01/23/report-stocks-cheapest-since-1990/

We could be heading for a mild consolidation today, but one must remember with intra day give backs we could turn around quite sharply on a moments notice - so stay long and strong.
 
Don't be surprised if #32 markmars makes a run on the #1 spot on the COB. If the S fund gets a slam down I may even move up.
 
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