Feb (I) Fund Talk

[Corvette]

eafe -0.69% = down 15 cents + possible FV:worried:

 

[350zCommTech]

eafe -0.69% = down 15 cents + possible FV:worried:

Might see an 11 cent +FV.

Total could be -4 cents.

 

[weatherweenie]

Might see an 11 cent +FV.

Total could be -4 cents.

Down a penny

 

[Corvette]

G fund 12.33
F fund 12.14
C fund 15.13
S fund 18.36
I fund 21.54 :worried:

 

[Corvette]

Nikkei up 0.04
AORD up 1.18


FV for Tuesday should be -14 cents.

 

[James48843]

You know, the I fund price has not been this inexpensive since December of 06.

Time to pick up some bargains here?

 

[pezfallout]

With Buffet's suprise insurance, and GM's buyout helping the market out, we could have a nice couple of days ahead of us.

 

[easting]

I think the bleeding stops today.

 

[DCguy]

Warren Buffett invests heavily in the stock market. I'm sure he bought tons of cheap stocks and waited.. till today..
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Warren Edward Buffett (born August 30, 1930, Omaha, Nebraska) is an American investor, businessperson and philanthropist.
Often called the "Sage of Omaha" or the "Oracle of Omaha"[2], Buffett is currently the largest shareholder and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway. With an estimated current net worth of around US$56.9 billion,[1] he was ranked by Forbes as the third-richest person in the world as of April 11, 2007, behind Mexican telecom titan Carlos Slim Helú and Bill Gates.[3]
Buffett is known for his unconventional style and frugality despite his immense wealth.[4] His 2006 annual salary of about $100,000[5] is tiny by the standards of senior executive remuneration in other comparable companies,[6] and when he spent $9.7 million of Berkshire's funds on a corporate jet in 1989, he jokingly named it "The Indefensible" because of his past criticisms of such purchases by other CEOs.[7] He continues to live in the same house in the central Dundee neighborhood of Omaha, Nebraska that he bought in 1958 for $31,500[8], today valued at around $700,000.[9]
Buffett is also a noted philanthropist. In 2006, he announced a plan to give away his fortune to charity, with 83% of it going to the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.[10] The donation will amount to approximately US$30 billion, at the time of the announcement enough to more than double the size of the foundation.[citation needed] In 2007, Buffett was listed among Time's 100 Most Influential People in The World.[citation needed]

 

[Gunny]

I'm not the greatest when it comes to the early quotes....but it looks to be a sweet day in I fund land. I'm looking at a plus 60 cents right now and still going up. SHHH ! I don't want to jinx it!

 

[SteveTSP]

Hoping this good news continues !!!

 

[Rustynutt]

IFT 25% F / 75% I to 100% I tonight.

 

[weatherweenie]

eafe +2.83%

 

[DCguy]

up 60 cents

 

[DCguy]

F -1cent
C +15cents
S +18cents
I +60cents+-

 

[qibovin]

eafe +2.83%

Somebody check my math, please.

21.54 * 1.0283 ~ 22.15 - 0.14 FVC = 22.01 = 0.53 gain

Plus I think it's safe to say we are now in - FV territory

 

[weatherweenie]

Somebody check my math, please.

21.54 * 1.0283 ~ 22.15 - 0.14 FVC = 22.01 = 0.53 gain

Plus I think it's safe to say we are now in - FV territory

Agreed re: -FV for today.

 

[Rustynutt]

I am NOT going to try to second-guess Barclays monkey. I'd rather be pleasantly surprised. If we think we get a gain, they will turn it into a loss.

The 100% I IFT was for that reason. It's kind of like having your investment loss/earning diversified in the same fund :notrust:
The 25% + 75% could earn, or loose.
Will do the math later....

Don't know a lot about F, but the discount sale, and http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=atiav4wmsWnU&refer=home doesn't sound productive in the short run.

Just guessing, don't even have the energy to make it past 12am much anymore.

 

[McDuck]

I-fund $22.01 up 2.18%. UV of -0.65% to even out yesterday's UV. We are back to being even.

 

[mojo]

Out of the gate.

N300 + 1.45
AORD -0.18
NZ50-0.48