fabijo
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I wonder if today is one of those days.
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I wonder if today is one of those days.
fabijo
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Man, I am salivating at what could have been had I known the future. Wouldn't it be great to have gotten in the I yesterday?
I really don't need to travel in time, I only want to see the future. Scientists have been able to teleport photons. Does that mean they can also have photons travel through time, since they've been able to ignore space? If so, how do we get the photons to travel to tomorrow's paper then reflect back to today?? I'm not really asking all that much!!
I really don't need to travel in time, I only want to see the future. Scientists have been able to teleport photons. Does that mean they can also have photons travel through time, since they've been able to ignore space? If so, how do we get the photons to travel to tomorrow's paper then reflect back to today?? I'm not really asking all that much!!
IllinifanMichael
Member
I whole-heartedly agree with this!!Man, I am salivating at what could have been had I known the future. Wouldn't it be great to have gotten in the I yesterday?
I really don't need to travel in time, I only want to see the future. Scientists have been able to teleport photons. Does that mean they can also have photons travel through time, since they've been able to ignore space? If so, how do we get the photons to travel to tomorrow's paper then reflect back to today?? I'm not really asking all that much!!
We could also get inside the decison-making process of our country's national enemies to foil their plans of aggression...
Let's keep working on this idea.
Let's keep working on this idea.Man, I am salivating at what could have been had I known the future. Wouldn't it be great to have gotten in the I yesterday?
I really don't need to travel in time, I only want to see the future. Scientists have been able to teleport photons. Does that mean they can also have photons travel through time, since they've been able to ignore space? If so, how do we get the photons to travel to tomorrow's paper then reflect back to today?? I'm not really asking all that much!!
Remo
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ASIA MARKETS
Japan, Hong Kong lead Asia higher
By MarketWatch
Last Update: 1:20 AM ET May 14, 2007
SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) --Stocks in Hong Kong, Japan and much of the rest of Asia rose Monday, shaking off the effects of Friday's regionwide losses, as encouraging U.S. economic news led to strong gains in such Japanese exporters as Toyota Motor Corp. and Nissan Motor Co., while loosened mainland banking restrictions sent Hong Kong stocks soaring.
fabijo
Well-known member
Well, asia soared, but not much happened anywhere else today. At least the I fund managed to gain 4 pennies! I just took a look at Rokid's tracker. Looks like the C Fund passed me after I took that nice hit by jumping to the I Fund. All I need is a good boost in the internationals before I fly back to the U.S. markets.
I'm still waiting for the photon space/time traveler. ChemEng, is that your realm? Maybe we need someone named QuantumPhysicsEngineer to join the boards.
I'm still waiting for the photon space/time traveler. ChemEng, is that your realm? Maybe we need someone named QuantumPhysicsEngineer to join the boards.
fabijo
Well-known member
Okay, maybe I won't wait. Trading is supposed to be unemotional, like my monkeys. Turns out I was wrong about those little guys. I just put in the numbers from the past week. Looks like they've been asking to go to the S Fund since Thursday. Good thing I didn't listen!! That's when we were slammed with a crazy -FV on the I Fund. Sometimes I need to remember that I am a monkey being watched over.
Well, in accordance with the monkeys, I'm going to the S Fund cob tomorrow. How will the dollar fair tomorrow and the next day? It's anybody's guess.
fabijo
Well-known member
Looks like we're all concerned with Barclay's methods for calculating an FV. I just spent way too much time trying to research for some form of a prospectus that includes their methods. According to the Thrift Investment Board, the names of the funds are:
Barclay's EAFE Index Fund "E" - I Fund
Barclay's Extended Market Index Fund "E" - S Fund
Barclay's Equity Index Fund "E" - C Fund
Barclay's U.S. Debt Index Fund "E" - F Fund
Browsing around Barclay's Global website ( http://www.barclaysglobal.com ), I was able to find similarly named funds, except they were mostly "F" instead of "E". There really is no information on the funds except for a brief description. However, I did find the "E" Fund for the Equity Index (C Fund). When I clicked on that, it told me to contact Barclay's to get info on that fund. Since they said it, I made a nice, descriptive request. I asked them for a prospectus for each of the funds, along with their calculation methods for each day's price. I justified my request by saying that I am invested in these funds, so I would like a deeper grasp on my investments.
Well, now that I talked your eyes off, just keep hoping that they actually give me the goods! Wouldn't that be a prize to have?
Barclay's EAFE Index Fund "E" - I Fund
Barclay's Extended Market Index Fund "E" - S Fund
Barclay's Equity Index Fund "E" - C Fund
Barclay's U.S. Debt Index Fund "E" - F Fund
Browsing around Barclay's Global website ( http://www.barclaysglobal.com ), I was able to find similarly named funds, except they were mostly "F" instead of "E". There really is no information on the funds except for a brief description. However, I did find the "E" Fund for the Equity Index (C Fund). When I clicked on that, it told me to contact Barclay's to get info on that fund. Since they said it, I made a nice, descriptive request. I asked them for a prospectus for each of the funds, along with their calculation methods for each day's price. I justified my request by saying that I am invested in these funds, so I would like a deeper grasp on my investments.
Well, now that I talked your eyes off, just keep hoping that they actually give me the goods! Wouldn't that be a prize to have?
fabijo
Well-known member
on a side note, I found out that the fund prices are calculated to 10 decimal places, then truncated to two. I found that info here:
http://www.access.gpo.gov/nara/cfr/waisidx_07/5cfr1645_07.html
http://www.access.gpo.gov/nara/cfr/waisidx_07/5cfr1645_07.html
merlin
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Looks like we're all concerned with Barclay's methods for calculating an FV. I just spent way too much time trying to research for some form of a prospectus that includes their methods. According to the Thrift Investment Board, the names of the funds are:
Barclay's EAFE Index Fund "E" - I Fund
Barclay's Extended Market Index Fund "E" - S Fund
Barclay's Equity Index Fund "E" - C Fund
Barclay's U.S. Debt Index Fund "E" - F Fund
Browsing around Barclay's Global website ( http://www.barclaysglobal.com ), I was able to find similarly named funds, except they were mostly "F" instead of "E". There really is no information on the funds except for a brief description. However, I did find the "E" Fund for the Equity Index (C Fund). When I clicked on that, it told me to contact Barclay's to get info on that fund. Since they said it, I made a nice, descriptive request. I asked them for a prospectus for each of the funds, along with their calculation methods for each day's price. I justified my request by saying that I am invested in these funds, so I would like a deeper grasp on my investments.
Well, now that I talked your eyes off, just keep hoping that they actually give me the goods! Wouldn't that be a prize to have?
It will be nice to see what aswers you'll get.
Remo
Member
Excellent job Fabijo and thank you. Can't wait to find out what you learn. Please keep us informed.
12%ayear
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Remo
Member
As Spongebob squarepants would say, "Goodluck withat"
Sending positive thoughts your way. Also, what's the status on the future reading proton generating accelerator?
fabijo
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what's the status on the future reading proton generating accelerator?
That's photon!
I may be losing neurons if I keep trying to figure out this FV thing.
wht00ss
Honorary Hall of Fame Member
That's photon!
I may be losing neurons if I keep trying to figure out this FV thing.
Hey doesn't that have something to do with quarks?? What the hell are quarks??
Keep those synaptic gaps firing.
That's how you make money.white
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