Intrepid_Timer's PUBLIC Account Talk

It's like a bad relationship where you keep coming back for more because you wanna give them one more chance......................:blink:


Especially for those who remember the (I) Fund kicking Butt and taking names later.
It certainly made me alot of money in the days of EbbCharts begining. Well, it was
great talking to you again and good luck . ;)
 
Maybe - but dips like this can produce some mighty fine pops. We got the $ working against us at the moment, but that will (eventually) change.

I think that I am going to steer to the S fund from here on out though, at least until the trend changes.
 
Yeah, as soon as I bail on the I-fund, that's when we get the huge dollar drop and a fair value..:mad: It's a tough fund to time.:nuts:
 
you are very fortunate to not be in the I fund imho... wish i wasn't but don't want to burn an IFT just re-allocating w/in CSI.
 
you are very fortunate to not be in the I fund imho... wish i wasn't but don't want to burn an IFT just re-allocating w/in CSI.

You could change your contribution allocation. i.e. all new contributions go to any fund of your choice except the I fund. or use the < 1% methods. Not huge dollars but you do what you can w/o wasting an IFT this early in the month. JMHO
 
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Sounds like remaining in the "I" fund until fridays payroll numbers are released could be more risky than not. Maybe another -1% ?


"The only reason why investors bought dollars over the past week is in anticipation of strong job growth so if payrolls disappoint, the dollar will come crashing down,” GFT’s Lien said. “Yet given the low level of jobless claims and the strength of the ADP employment report, the dollar rallied today because the risk of a shortfall is small while the risk of a blowout number is large.”

http://www.marketwatch.com/column/currencies
 
FireWeathermet:

You made a good call for whatever reason! Lord hopes we may recoup today's I Fund loss very soon! Hey, it's only one day.
 
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you are very fortunate to not be in the I fund imho... wish i wasn't but don't want to burn an IFT just re-allocating w/in CSI.

You'd think I'd learn not to mix funds, I have a 21% I fund allocation dragging down my C&S fund allocations. It's not enough to justify using a full IFT to make an adjustment, not yet at least. :cool:
 
You'd think I'd learn not to mix funds, I have a 21% I fund allocation dragging down my C&S fund allocations. It's not enough to justify using a full IFT to make an adjustment, not yet at least. :cool:

Ha, me too! Anyway, there's a technical reason the dollar could move in a direction more favorable to the I-fund... the lower bollinger, but, the slow stoch sure seems to indicate it would break below it. And, it also looks like another upside breakout on the UUP:

http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=UUP&p=D&yr=0&mn=9&dy=0&id=p56134913172
 
Ha, me too! Anyway, there's a technical reason the dollar could move in a direction more favorable to the I-fund... the lower bollinger, but, the slow stoch sure seems to indicate it would break below it. And, it also looks like another upside breakout on the UUP:

http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=UUP&p=D&yr=0&mn=9&dy=0&id=p56134913172

Your chart looks good, I just hope hope I can outlast the pain. Even EFA doesn't look appealing.

15 Min chart: View attachment 10426
 
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