Going back to G fund for 3/31

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Memories of January. But I'm not waiting for a 10% pullback like I was then. A down day or two will do. If you feel you will miss the boat, by all means get in. I'm still think 20-30% year in stocks after all is said and done. Big earnings reports due, job reports should get better, the election protection. I should probably take that advice myself rather than try to get too cute.

Tom

 

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I tell you Tom, it's enough to make you lose your mind sometimes! Sitting on the sides waiting for the market to slow down, and it keeps going up everyday:shock:! Could it be that there won't be another down leg before it takes off?

Hey, I know a sure fire way to get them down... I'lltransfer all my$ into the C & S funds and we're sure to have a few days of negative gain! Works like a charm!

JerBer

 

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The market is showing amazing resilience. Although the I fund appears to be the low man on the totem pole today, itshould see again. Much better than I had anticipated and better than if I had not gotten into the I fundfor today.

Tomorrow (Wednesday)I will be back in the G fund so I'm hoping the market takes a breather before continuing up.

 

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The market is hanging tough so far. I see that the EAFE quotes, ^EFV and EFA,are showing quite different readings. ^EFV is up about a quarterpercent while the EFA is down about a quarter percent. Unfortunately, the EFA is usually more accurate. I will feel pretty good if that is all the damage we get today. I will feel as if I dodged a bullet.

The question is, is this just a mini consolidation before another strong day, or is this the indices stalling into resistancebecause ofthevery short term overbought indicators, which may send give the bears some fuel?

I'm hoping for some selling tomorrow but it's a tough call. The market seems to be trying to gain momentum for the next leg up.

Tom

 

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I will be getting out of the I fund as anticipated and I will temporarily get back into the G fund. I am really itching to get into the stock funds but the short term indicators are just too negative today. A one or two day pullback could be all I need to see however, to jump in.

3/30/04, initiating a transfer to 100% G fund effective 3/31/04

Tom