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Interfund Transfer 1/07 for 1/10/05
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LIG wrote:
LIG wrote:
That is correct. I'm thinking we will start seeing, and we have seen that this year already, a rotation to the larger caps. It could take months to fully happen, but the rising interest rates will eventuallyturn folks away from the smaller companies and into the more stable larger ones.
pyriel
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cowboy wrote:
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I hope you are right Cowboy. I sure didn't go 100I just so I can score a date with Saraho.Come on roll an I! I fund down all week hoping Monday or Tuesday I performs and goes up! I have done okay so far this year as I side stepped a big down market by being F coming out ofthe New Year.The market can be very humbling when you see all of your December gains disappear.
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Come on roll an I! I fund down all week hoping Monday or Tuesday I performs and goes up! I have done okay so far this year as I side stepped a big down market by being F coming out ofthe New Year.The market can be very humbling when you see all of your December gains disappear.
Come on roll an I! I fund down all week hoping Monday or Tuesday I performs and goes up! I have done okay so far this year as I side stepped a big down market by being F coming out ofthe New Year.The market can be very humbling when you see all of your December gains disappear.
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Well Tom, I didn't follow you into G earlier this week...bad move on my part:'. Instead, I moved from 50% C, 50 % S; to 100% C . I see you're moving out again.
I read a few days back that that some in the group feel thatthe 2004 steam will likely leak fromthe S andthatthe C will dominate this year. Did I understand that correctly? Any thoughts in that area?
Well Tom, I didn't follow you into G earlier this week...bad move on my part:'. Instead, I moved from 50% C, 50 % S; to 100% C . I see you're moving out again.
I read a few days back that that some in the group feel thatthe 2004 steam will likely leak fromthe S andthatthe C will dominate this year. Did I understand that correctly? Any thoughts in that area?
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The dollar fell slightly against the euro immediately after the job report. Could be that the job report was ideal for those invested both in domestic and foreign stocks. It was strong enough to lift the C and S funds (at least for now), but weak enough that the dollar is sliding.
The dollar fell slightly against the euro immediately after the job report. Could be that the job report was ideal for those invested both in domestic and foreign stocks. It was strong enough to lift the C and S funds (at least for now), but weak enough that the dollar is sliding.
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The jobs report is tricky. It can't be too good or too bad. If jobs rise too fast, the Fed will need to raise ineterest rates faster. If too slow, then the economy appears to be slowing.
Looks like we got a mixed bag. Jobs were lower than estimated by about 18,000 but they revisedNovember's numbers higher by 25,000.
The jobs report is tricky. It can't be too good or too bad. If jobs rise too fast, the Fed will need to raise ineterest rates faster. If too slow, then the economy appears to be slowing.
Looks like we got a mixed bag. Jobs were lower than estimated by about 18,000 but they revisedNovember's numbers higher by 25,000.
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Tom,
It will be interesting to see how the market is affected by the jobs report. My guess is that it will be a disappointing figure but that the market still won't be hit that hard by the news as the disappointment is, to some extent, alreadyin the market. However, it could negatively affect the dollar today, which has been quite bullish short term.
I still disagree with your emphasis on C over S for January...and at least yesterday's resultsbear this out.However, I'm remaining 100% I for now. If the dollar mini-rally continues next week, I'll move to 50% I 50% S. IMHO, starting in March we should begin to see the C fund move ahead of the S and remain ahead thru the year. However, I still feel that, long term, the dollar remains ina bear market. That translates into the I fund continuing tooutperform either the C or Sfund thisyear (assuming, of course, that we don't fall back into a worldwide bear market).
Tom,
It will be interesting to see how the market is affected by the jobs report. My guess is that it will be a disappointing figure but that the market still won't be hit that hard by the news as the disappointment is, to some extent, alreadyin the market. However, it could negatively affect the dollar today, which has been quite bullish short term.
I still disagree with your emphasis on C over S for January...and at least yesterday's resultsbear this out.However, I'm remaining 100% I for now. If the dollar mini-rally continues next week, I'll move to 50% I 50% S. IMHO, starting in March we should begin to see the C fund move ahead of the S and remain ahead thru the year. However, I still feel that, long term, the dollar remains ina bear market. That translates into the I fund continuing tooutperform either the C or Sfund thisyear (assuming, of course, that we don't fall back into a worldwide bear market).
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I am making an interfund transfer Friday morning which will take effect Monday morning. The new allocation will be 50% C, 25% S and 25% I fund.
A change in investor sentimentis the main reason. For more info, please take a look at today's market comments (http://www.tsptalk.com/comments.html) / (http://www.tsptalk.com/comments_archive/comments_1_7_05.html) for more details.
One more flat to down day would be nice today.Hold the "potential" rally until next week.
Thanks,
Tom
I am making an interfund transfer Friday morning which will take effect Monday morning. The new allocation will be 50% C, 25% S and 25% I fund.
A change in investor sentimentis the main reason. For more info, please take a look at today's market comments (http://www.tsptalk.com/comments.html) / (http://www.tsptalk.com/comments_archive/comments_1_7_05.html) for more details.
One more flat to down day would be nice today.Hold the "potential" rally until next week.
Thanks,
Tom
