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Welcome tekno. Thanks for sharing your market timing links with us. Tell your wife we think she hasone good looking dude there.
 
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teknobucks wrote:
Really like the I fund best 4 long term now...see this "stronger dollar" strategy of GW as a buying opp.
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Hi tekno -
Care to elaborate on this? Are you saying you think the dollar will get stronger, or it will keep falling and help the I fund?

Thanks,
Tom
 
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Both the dollar and the markets are due for a correction--in reverse directions (the correction for the greenback is on). This strong dollar talk from snow and co. will be short lived imo. A return to the let the dollar slide mentality will soon appear. You see to correct the trade imbalance, and to pay off our huge debts with “fiat” money there is no better plan.

Both our markets and the world markets should perform well into 2007(imho). This 2000 naz in particular has mirrored the 1929 Dow bear and seems to have found its Script.:

http://www.zealllc.com/2002/1929.htm (note: if this scary similarity holds go to cash in early 2007!!)



Sooooo if all this occurs why not let the dollars slide accelerate the growth of your equities by being heavy in the I fund.

*The bankers of the world are in control not the governments. (Read the book “Creature from Jekyll Island”) the euro is in and the dollar is on the way out.





Couple of concerns listed below for C and S funds:



1) This bothers me in a way; however most of these folks missed out on the 2003-04 rallies:

http://www.fromthewilderness.com/free/ww3/121504_insider_selling.shtml



2) Oil is the key….if something like this happens all bets are off:

http://biz.yahoo.com/ap/041218/bin_laden_economic_war_3.html







We are approaching the normally strong pre-Christmas period with a very strong market. The recent high level of DV indicates accelerated selling has been unable to take prices down. (Folks are buying the dips)

I expect the major indices to be higher on Thursday December 23 than they were on Friday December 17. **just expect….nothing is certain!



My plan is to slowly go to 50% I and 50% G by first week in Jan. 2005.



GL

Tekno
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Both the dollar and the markets are due for a correction--in reverse directions (the correction for the greenback is on). This strong dollar talk from snow and co. will be short lived imo. A return to the let the dollar slide mentality will soon appear. You see to correct the trade imbalance, and to pay off our huge debts with “fiat” money there is no better plan.

Both our markets and the world markets should perform well into 2007(imho). This 2000 naz in particular has mirrored the 1929 Dow bear and seems to have found its Script.:

http://www.zealllc.com/2002/1929.htm (note: if this scary similarity holds go to cash in early 2007!!)



Sooooo if all this occurs why not let the dollars slide accelerate the growth of your equities by being heavy in the I fund.

*The bankers of the world are in control not the governments. (Read the book “Creature from Jekyll Island”) the euro is in and the dollar is on the way out.





Couple of concerns listed below for C and S funds:



1) This bothers me in a way; however most of these folks missed out on the 2003-04 rallies:

http://www.fromthewilderness.com/free/ww3/121504_insider_selling.shtml



2) Oil is the key….if something like this happens all bets are off:

http://biz.yahoo.com/ap/041218/bin_laden_economic_war_3.html







We are approaching the normally strong pre-Christmas period with a very strong market. The recent high level of DV indicates accelerated selling has been unable to take prices down. (Folks are buying the dips)

I expect the major indices to be higher on Thursday December 23 than they were on Friday December 17. **just expect….nothing is certain!



My plan is to slowly go to 50% I and 50% G by first week in Jan. 2005.



GL

Tekno
 
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Both the dollar and the markets are due for a correction--in reverse directions (the correction for the greenback is on). This strong dollar talk from snow and co. will be short lived imo. A return to the let the dollar slide mentality will soon appear. You see to correct the trade imbalance, and to pay off our huge debts with “fiat” money there is no better plan.

Both our markets and the world markets should perform well into 2007(imho). This 2000 naz in particular has mirrored the 1929 Dow bear and seems to have found its Script.:

http://www.zealllc.com/2002/1929.htm (note: if this scary similarity holds go to cash in early 2007!!)



Sooooo if all this occurs why not let the dollars slide accelerate the growth of your equities by being heavy in the I fund.

*The bankers of the world are in control not the governments. (Read the book “Creature from Jekyll Island”) the euro is in and the dollar is on the way out.





Couple of concerns listed below for C and S funds:



1) This bothers me in a way; however most of these folks missed out on the 2003-04 rallies:

http://www.fromthewilderness.com/free/ww3/121504_insider_selling.shtml



2) Oil is the key….if something like this happens all bets are off:

http://biz.yahoo.com/ap/041218/bin_laden_economic_war_3.html







We are approaching the normally strong pre-Christmas period with a very strong market. The recent high level of DV indicates accelerated selling has been unable to take prices down. (Folks are buying the dips)

I expect the major indices to be higher on Thursday December 23 than they were on Friday December 17. **just expect….nothing is certain!



My plan is to slowly go to 50% I and 50% G by first week in Jan. 2005.



GL

Tekno
 
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Both the dollar and the markets are due for a correction--in reverse directions (the correction for the greenback is on). This strong dollar talk from snow and co. will be short lived imo. A return to the let the dollar slide mentality will soon appear. You see to correct the trade imbalance, and to pay off our huge debts with “fiat” money there is no better plan.

Both our markets and the world markets should perform well into 2007(imho). This 2000 naz in particular has mirrored the 1929 Dow bear and seems to have found its Script.:

http://www.zealllc.com/2002/1929.htm (note: if this scary similarity holds go to cash in early 2007!!)



Sooooo if all this occurs why not let the dollars slide accelerate the growth of your equities by being heavy in the I fund.

*The bankers of the world are in control not the governments. (Read the book “Creature from Jekyll Island”) the euro is in and the dollar is on the way out.





Couple of concerns listed below for C and S funds:



1) This bothers me in a way; however most of these folks missed out on the 2003-04 rallies:

http://www.fromthewilderness.com/free/ww3/121504_insider_selling.shtml



2) Oil is the key….if something like this happens all bets are off:

http://biz.yahoo.com/ap/041218/bin_laden_economic_war_3.html







We are approaching the normally strong pre-Christmas period with a very strong market. The recent high level of DV indicates accelerated selling has been unable to take prices down. (Folks are buying the dips)

I expect the major indices to be higher on Thursday December 23 than they were on Friday December 17. **just expect….nothing is certain!



My plan is to slowly go to 50% I and 50% G by first week in Jan. 2005.



GL

Tekno
 
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Both the dollar and the markets are due for a correction--in reverse directions (the correction for the greenback is on). This strong dollar talk from snow and co. will be short lived imo. A return to the let the dollar slide mentality will soon appear. You see to correct the trade imbalance, and to pay off our huge debts with “fiat” money there is no better plan.

Both our markets and the world markets should perform well into 2007(imho). This 2000 naz in particular has mirrored the 1929 Dow bear and seems to have found its Script.:

http://www.zealllc.com/2002/1929.htm (note: if this scary similarity holds go to cash in early 2007!!)



Sooooo if all this occurs why not let the dollars slide accelerate the growth of your equities by being heavy in the I fund.

*The bankers of the world are in control not the governments. (Read the book “Creature from Jekyll Island”) the euro is in and the dollar is on the way out.





Couple of concerns listed below for C and S funds:



1) This bothers me in a way; however most of these folks missed out on the 2003-04 rallies:

http://www.fromthewilderness.com/free/ww3/121504_insider_selling.shtml



2) Oil is the key….if something like this happens all bets are off:

http://biz.yahoo.com/ap/041218/bin_laden_economic_war_3.html







We are approaching the normally strong pre-Christmas period with a very strong market. The recent high level of DV indicates accelerated selling has been unable to take prices down. (Folks are buying the dips)

I expect the major indices to be higher on Thursday December 23 than they were on Friday December 17. **just expect….nothing is certain!



My plan is to slowly go to 50% I and 50% G by first week in Jan. 2005.



GL

Tekno
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tsptalk wrote:
teknobucks wrote:
Really like the I fund best 4 long term now...see this "stronger dollar" strategy of GW as a buying opp.
Click to expand...
Hi tekno -
Care to elaborate on this? Are you saying you think the dollar will get stronger, or it will keep falling and help the I fund?

Thanks,
Tom
Click to expand...
Both the dollar and the markets are due for a correction--in reverse directions (the correction for the greenback is on). This strong dollar talk from snow and co. will be short lived imo. A return to the let the dollar slide mentality will soon appear. You see to correct the trade imbalance, and to pay off our huge debts with “fiat” money there is no better plan.

Both our markets and the world markets should perform well into 2007(imho). This 2000 naz in particular has mirrored the 1929 Dow bear and seems to have found its Script.:

http://www.zealllc.com/2002/1929.htm (note: if this scary similarity holds go to cash in early 2007!!)



Sooooo if all this occurs why not let the dollars slide accelerate the growth of your equities by being heavy in the I fund.

*The bankers of the world are in control not the governments. (Read the book “Creature from Jekyll Island”) the euro is in and the dollar is on the way out.





Couple of concerns listed below for C and S funds:



1) This bothers me in a way; however most of these folks missed out on the 2003-04 rallies:

http://www.fromthewilderness.com/free/ww3/121504_insider_selling.shtml



2) Oil is the key….if something like this happens all bets are off:

http://biz.yahoo.com/ap/041218/bin_laden_economic_war_3.html







We are approaching the normally strong pre-Christmas period with a very strong market. The recent high level of DV indicates accelerated selling has been unable to take prices down. (Folks are buying the dips)

I expect the major indices to be higher on Thursday December 23 than they were on Friday December 17. **just expect….nothing is certain!



My plan is to slowly go to 50% I and 50% G by first week in Jan. 2005.



GL

Tekno

 
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Tekno sent me this as a reply. Ahhh. These tech problems are getting out of hand....

teknobucks wrote:
Both the dollar and the markets are due for a
correction--in reverse directions (the correction for
the greenback is on). This strong dollar talk from
snow and co. will be short lived imo. A return to the
let the dollar slide mentality will soon appear. You
see to correct the trade imbalance, and to pay off our
huge debts with "fiat" money there is no better plan.
Both our markets and the world markets should perform
well into 2007(imho). This 2000 naz in particular has
mirrored the 1929 Dow bear and seems to have found its
Script.:
http://www.zealllc.com/2002/1929.htm (note: if this
scary similarity holds go to cash in early 2007!!)

Sooooo if all this occurs why not let the dollars
slide accelerate the growth of your equities by being
heavy in the I fund.
*The bankers of the world are in control not the
governments. (Read the book "Creature from Jekyll
Island") the euro is in and the dollar is on the way
out.


Couple of concerns listed below for C and S funds:

1) This bothers me in a way; however most of these
folks missed out on the 2003-04 rallies:
http://www.fromthewilderness.com/free/ww3/121504_insider_selling.shtml


2) Oil is the key..if something like this happens all
bets are off:
http://biz.yahoo.com/ap/041218/bin_laden_economic_war_3.html



We are approaching the normally strong pre-Christmas
period with a very strong market. The recent high
level of DV indicates accelerated selling has been
unable to take prices down. (Folks are buying the
dips)

I expect the major indices to be higher on Thursday
December 23 than they were on Friday December 17.
**just expect..nothing is certain!

My plan is to slowly go to 50% I and 50% G by first
week in Jan. 2005.

GL
Tekno
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