Buy H(I)gh... Sell H(I)gher!

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Could make up some losses today.

Dollar is down... and OSM don't look too shabby.

Too bad I'll be too busy and miss all the fun...
 
Congrats to those who have been in (I) the past 2 days.:cool:

I'm surprised to see it at 22.85. It'll be nice to be able to pay attention again to the markets next week.

Until then, I look forward to seeing how high this baby climbs!

Good luck too all!
 
Congrats to those who have been in (I) the past 2 days.:cool:

I'm surprised to see it at 22.85. It'll be nice to be able to pay attention again to the markets next week.

Until then, I look forward to seeing how high this baby climbs!

Good luck too all!

Of utmost importance to us all - what time is the ECB meeting Thursday?

GA
 
Hasn't been much of an indicator the last couple of days, but the Nikkei 300 opened up about 0.25% and is now down 0.71%.
 
Congrats to those who have been in (I) the past 2 days.:cool:

I'm surprised to see it at 22.85. It'll be nice to be able to pay attention again to the markets next week.

Until then, I look forward to seeing how high this baby climbs!

Good luck too all!


How about for those that have been in 34 out of the last 37 months?
 
How about for those that have been in 34 out of the last 37 months?

I'm CEO of the entire Western Hemisphere, and can fire you all on the spot, but it's not on our tracker, so it's moot; consequently, I just do not get the respect I deserve. LOL

GA
 
Per 350's early estimate of a loss of .17 will simply bring the (I) back to the price of 22.68- .02 above where I sold it at in anticipation of a sell-off.

Still waiting for a drop further which may come Friday.
 
If 350Z's estimates are correct (and they normally are), the (I) will lose around .11 tonight if the -18 FV is applied. That will bring the (I) share price to 22.59 and closer to my bottom range of:

22.24-22.53

With it jumping around so much lately it may need to settle lower than 22.59 before it really grabs my attention. But, I will not tie my hands to my bottom range. If a good buying opportunity presents itself next week, I may jump aboard. In the meantime, I'll continue to "relax" in (G).

Kudos goes out to 350Z for his continue faithfulness in posting (I) estimates.:cool:

God Bless:)
 
With it jumping around so much lately it may need to settle lower than 22.59 before it really grabs my attention. But, I will not tie my hands to my bottom range. If a good buying opportunity presents itself next week, I may jump aboard. In the meantime, I'll continue to "relax" in (G).

God Bless:)

I believe I missed an ideal buying opportunity Monday @ 22.63.

Wednesday will more than likely see more gains and set a new high in (I).

If I was in (I), I would consider bailing by COB Wednesday.

God Bless:)
 
I believe I missed an ideal buying opportunity Monday @ 22.63.

Wednesday will more than likely see more gains and set a new high in (I).

If I was in (I), I would consider bailing by COB Wednesday.

God Bless:)


Why would you consider bailing out of a fund that has such a well established trend line moving in your direction based on T/A and, more importantly, fundamental analysis?
 
Why would you consider bailing out of a fund that has such a well established trend line moving in your direction based on T/A and, more importantly, fundamental analysis?

Because my own personal short-term strategy is to sell the high which is the best thing for me to do since I am not a buy-n-holder. That said, the (I) will more than likely hit a new high today. Thus, I would sell that high in anticipation of a "sell-off" which I believe will occur by the end of the week.

I'm just trying to call the highs here, then sell them. The difficulty of it all is calling the lows and deciding when to jump back in. I missed the most recent @ 22.63. It probably would have leaned in my favor if the -FV was "caught" on Friday, which it was not. Instead, the (I) posted a .08 gain.

Overall, my main goal is not to get caught up in the eventual sell-off. That may mean missing some intermediate gains. But I'm happy with that as long as I don't get whipsawed on the way down like I did last summer. Please remember, I'm not being bearish but optimistically cautious because of the lesson I learned from the summer sell-off.

Good luck with your trades & God Bless:)
 
Because my own personal short-term strategy is to sell the high which is the best thing for me to do since I am not a buy-n-holder. That said, the (I) will more than likely hit a new high today. Thus, I would sell that high in anticipation of a "sell-off" which I believe will occur by the end of the week.

I'm just trying to call the highs here, then sell them. The difficulty of it all is calling the lows and deciding when to jump back in. I missed the most recent @ 22.63. It probably would have leaned in my favor if the -FV was "caught" on Friday, which it was not. Instead, the (I) posted a .08 gain.

Overall, my main goal is not to get caught up in the eventual sell-off. That may mean missing some intermediate gains. But I'm happy with that as long as I don't get whipsawed on the way down like I did last summer. Please remember, I'm not being bearish but optimistically cautious because of the lesson I learned from the summer sell-off.

Good luck with your trades & God Bless:)



I won't argue with you concerning last May's sell off, it was brutal. I actually transferred from I to G for the first time in two years but after reassessing why it happened, I transferred back in 100% in September and have stayed put since then. We might again have another brutal sell off in all equity markets around the world but it won't phase me as I understand why they're occuring. Good luck trading the uptrend.

This is why the I is on fire as of today.

http://www.mineweb.net/mining_finance/628738.htm
 
Revising my bottom or "buy-in" range:

22.68-22.85

Again, these are simply "educated guesses" from comparing Feb (I) share prices.

God Bless:)
 
The internationals have been doing too well for too long - all the mutual fund new money is going international. The public is chasing. If you really want to be in at the best price which I think may be $1.00 lower, simply DCA your way down. That's a dollar lower from your entry price. Some members may have their foot already in the bear trap. If a gator gets you, you drown. You can always get away from the bear trap - simply leave your foot behind. Be prepared for the blind side. You're asking what's wrong with the permabull - fear is winning out over greed. You wanna see my scars? At least it's not my foot.
 
If you really want to be in at the best price which I think may be $1.00 lower, simply DCA your way down. That's a dollar lower from your entry price

So, you're thinking 22.17? Or a dollar lower from 22.85?

Thanx!
 
If anyone is interested, so far weekly the (I) has netted +.95 for 2007.

The breakdown is as follows:

week 1: (-.23)

week 2: (+.15)

week 3: (+.19)

week 4: (-.09)

week 5: (+.44)

week 6: (+.10)

week 7: (+.39)

God Bless:)
 
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