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FAB1 Account Talk
- Thread starter FAB1
- Start date
alevin
Market Veteran
- Reaction score
- 97
Isnt bumping your own thread a bannable offense punishable by negative gains?
Heres a virtual spider to go with them cobwebs
http://www.onemotion.com/flash/spider/
That crazy spider, you don't have to even tug on a leg or touch the body-it spots the pointer and chases it-slowly. :worried::toung:
Birchtree
TSP Talk Royalty
- Reaction score
- 143
GUCHI,
The I fund is composed of large cap stocks and will indeed outperform IMHO - the companies in Europe are a proxy for the growth in the emerging markets. It's all based on their exports. The C fund and the I fund are my strategic plays for 2011.
The I fund is composed of large cap stocks and will indeed outperform IMHO - the companies in Europe are a proxy for the growth in the emerging markets. It's all based on their exports. The C fund and the I fund are my strategic plays for 2011.
FAB1
Market Veteran
- Reaction score
- 34
A heavy dose of data has not really done anything to prop them back up. Durable goods orders for November fell 1.3%, which is worse than the 1.1% decline that had been generally expected among economists polled by Briefing.com. The worse-than-expected reading comes after overall orders for October fell 3.1%. Excluding transportation, durable goods orders increased 2.4% in November. They were widely expected to increase by just 0.8% after they fell 1.9% in the prior month. Personal income for November increased 0.3% while spending increased 0.4%. Increases of 0.2% and 0.5%, respectively, had been expected. Personal income in the prior month had increased 0.4% while spending had increased 0.7% in the same time. Initial jobless claims for the week ended December 18 totaled 420,000, which is in step with the 424,000 initial claims that had been expected. The latest initial claims tally is down just 3,000 from the prior week. Meanwhile, continuing claims fell 103,000 from the prior week.
FAB1
Market Veteran
- Reaction score
- 34
Speaking again of bailing - - 164 TSP posters have parked their accounts. Over 200 up to 50% in safety.
I expect more sideways movement today and a Big Bang on Tuesday. :laugh:
JamesE
TSP Strategist
- Reaction score
- 4
Sorry fab, didn't see your reply until today. An Arkansas steamer bean is a turd.... yeah, that's right. Remember the original Jackass movie when Johnny went into the Korean restaurant? Hilarious!
BTW, what do you mean big bang tomorrow?
