jdphx's Account Talk

Anybody know why it took so long for the Tracker
to update with yesterday's numbers???


Wasn't updated when I checked earlier this morning...
and is only just now there at around 10am PST.


Things that make you go Hmmmm..... :rolleyes:

The system was probably in update mode.
 
Coming up on IFT deadline for Tuesday.

And the C fund is down 1.46% and the S fund 1.47% down.


Would have figured more movement on the Tracker.
Not sure how fast that updates, (seems pretty darn quick)
but so far, only ONE person moved.

Thought some would seek a dip buy, while others may sense
a little fear in the markets??

Still 20 minutes to go. Glad I don't have to "make the call".
Out of IFT;s for the month!!
 
Not in it.... not looking to get in anytime soon.
But I was kinda thinking about the 'ole I fund.

With the "hurting" countries dragging things down,
what might the chances be for the stronger EU countries
(Germany, France, etc) thinking about doing away with
the Euro?

I know it might seem far fetched, but not really to me.
Is it any more of a stretch to see that, than it was for
all these countries to convert to a SINGLE currency in
the first place?
 
Yeah Greece is getting around 110 Bil EUROS. No doubt they will default in a couple of years so watch the news closely. But in the meantime you have to wonder what will fall next in the Eurozone house of cards...
 
Yeah Greece is getting around a 110B EUROS.

No doubt they will default but look for that to happen a couple of years down the road.

In the meantime you have to wonder whats going to fall down next in the EUROZone house of cards....:notrust:
 
Courtesy of the NY Times, below is a depiction of the web of debt between the PIIGS countries...and also check out the chart of the explosion of purchases of credit default swap's on the UK from Clif Droke's 5/3/10 article on financialsense.com... http://www.financialsense.com/editorials/droke/2010/0503.html






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Yeek, comparing the EU situation to the Asian financial crisis...yes that makes a lot of sense!:worried:

Fun facts:toung:: China was one of the few Asian countries not really affected - their rise started around this time. Of course you also had the dot.com bust a couple years after his chart which only added to the trouble for everyone except China.
 
Well I increased my positions a bit more today...

Old

40 G 35 S 25 C

New

15 G 50 C 20 S 15 I


Please welcome me to the party ;)
 
This day is beyond U G L Y !!!


Wish I had waited till today to jump back in.
That's cool, I think I could have just as easily
"missed" a good bottom entry point...

Anyone feel free to throw some support this way :o

Might need a little help with these damn sticky pants :blink:
 
I'll lead the class today. Everybody repeat after me.


I will not look at the Auto Tracker tonight.
I will not look at the Auto Tracker tonight.
I will not look at the Auto Tracker tonight.
I will not look at the Auto Tracker tonight.
I will not look at the Auto Tracker tonight.


Class dismissed. :notrust:
 
Oh, it ain't that bad. No one has lost money unless they switch out on the bottom - you are only looking at a devaluation that will change quickly if you hold the line.
 
Wow... it was worse than I was expecting.


So I have this 15% that I was going to put in with
a down market. THEN I read Tom's market comments.

NOW what?

What to do, what to do? 45 minutes left to decide.

Birch?

Tom?

Anybody??
 
Burn the full 15% into the I fund - just hold your nose when you do. I put my 15% in at $17.34 and you'll do better than that - maybe a $16.25 price. That is golden but will take courage in the face of pain.
 
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