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I suppose everyone caught on that the S&P was bought up with the Wilshire failing.....so were the internationals....is this capitulation time???
Yeah thank you...but its unofficial of course....I quit the tracker a while ago.....it could have been alot more I tell ya, I just couldn't pull that trigger to get it....it was lets say, very conservative......Birchy would like it......
its not good enough I'm afraid Nnuut....I only wish I had the nerve to take these one day wonder chances....the whole market looks fragile and I'm not willing to take the chance of loosing......Good show CARNAC, you Da MAN!
See, I said you're the MAN!
I find the current election ever increasingly important.....economically we're a mess....we need someone who can lead us threw this callidoscope of financial doom.....keeping in mind, the main culprit of this is energy costs....unsubstantiated costs/profits......start there and you have kicked it in the a$$ initially....so where do you start on that one....war (not a good option), investment in new tech....diversity in energy is paramount. Protected monopolies need to be divulged (oil) and dispersed. Freee market in energy is essential....protection in this industry is what got us here today.See, I said you're the MAN!
I spent a pretty good amount of my time in the "F" in the last month, Market is NNUUTS, look at today! You did good in the "F"!I thought I'd post this to you Norman....out of the 14% returns minus the 3 % loss, I returned around 6.7% from the F fund.....been in the fund 40% of the time....
So why don't you have fun in the F fund??? That's what I want to know.....hehehhehehehehehehehhhh
Carnac
I can't get the picture our of my head of how uncanny the dynamics involving the USA as a country and a broke entity....I know we have spent our last dime to chase a villian, I know we have spent our last dime to bail out alot of people from tragedy, broke mortgagers, and anyone else with a hand out.....its undeniable that as a country, we're in trouble unless we reset the global picture economically, if not then the free world will have to fend for itself and we will have chaos all over the globe.I spent a pretty good amount of my time in the "F" in the last month, Market is NNUUTS, look at today! You did good in the "F"!
Actually, I don't think it's an attempt to break the USA's back on energy, it's a logical reaction to a falling $ and rising demand from rapidly growing economies like China and India. And the falling $ isn't just a problem with the Energy/oil countries; it's any country or even big investors with considerable $ holdings. There is clear evidence countries and investors holding $'s are buying Euros and Gold (and other commodities like oil futures). The next crisis, I predict, is when the next auction of T-Bills goes out and no one wants to buy - for the logical reason that they are dropping in value. And this Administration will never raise taxes so that means the budget for the Wars are going to be off budget again - need more T-Bills!. Unfortunately, you don't need a conspiracy here.
Yeah, that's a result of corps dropping US labor and going overseas for cheaper production....broke the labor unions pretty good....only thing is, it really hasn't benefited the consumer much here in the US, just the corporate profits which is troublesome. I suppose some equilibrium will be reached, but how far down does the American citizen have to go in income/lifestyle before things get dicey. I have already seen prices at the store make substantial increases over the last couple of years. The term tapped out is becoming a more recent term amongst fellow Americans, homes foreclosed (who'd not guessed that one), values of auto's dropping (they were overpriced in the beginning anyway)...and so forth....
