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teknobucks wrote:
the louder the screams of anticipation the less likely that an event will turn out the way it is widely expected.;)
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Everyone is thinking like you.

Everyone is going long bonds now.FOMC rate hike August 9th.

Yuan can float .30% a day.
 
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DMA wrote:
teknobucks wrote:
the louder the screams of anticipation the less likely that an event will turn out the way it is widely expected.;)
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Everyone is thinking like you.

Everyone is going long bonds now.FOMC rate hike August 9th.

Yuan can float .30% a day.
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oscar kilo oscar kilo......

u win just moved out of f and more in i.....just becauseyour telling me i'm following the crowd...LOL

tekno:cool:

been tough here without you bro....:oo
 
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You see the mad rush into bonds today?

They were thinking like you. :P

:) I believe you bailed at the perfect time.

I expect on the U.S.'s Sunday - China is going to say they are going to diversify their currency holdings out of the USDare something like that.

Win-win for them. It will get them more yield off their current U.S. debt and their currency well go up. Wow! What power they have now? Like playing poker and we only hold two cards. Yes they are going to lose in currency exchange on their current debt but their yield will go up and their currency will go up.

They have our head in a vice now. They are going to start squeezing us soon.

:shock::shock::shock:Thank you John Snow for poking them with a stick to depeg. :^ Brilliant.
 
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dma what is your position? what have been your percent allocations??:oo

all g or what???

u can post your trades after the fact to catch up all your data...pyriel doesn't care. (we won't hold u to the post before noon est rule...LOL);)

would get a big kick out of seeingyour last ten trades or so....:shock::i:P

just curious...

tekno
 
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DMA wrote:
You see the mad rush into bonds today?

They were thinking like you. :P

:) I believe you bailed at the perfect time.

I expect on the U.S.'s Sunday - China is going to say they are going to diversify their currency holdings out of the USDare something like that.

Win-win for them. It will get them more yield off their current U.S. debt and their currency well go up. Wow! What power they have now? Like playing poker and we only hold two cards. Yes they are going to lose in currency exchange on their current debt but their yield will go up and their currency will go up.

They have our head in a vice now. They are going to start squeezing us soon.

:shock::shock::shock:Thank you John Snow for poking them with a stick to depeg. :^ Brilliant.
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feel like i cheated death!;)thanks...lol

barely got out with some profit:shock:
 
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Big buy programs at 2:30pm today.

That was called "rent a block".

They will sell that off in the premarket on Monday.

That is a way the big boys try to suck the sheeple in over the weekend.

$100 mutual fund purchases etc. To catch the next rally. :P

LOL
 
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Fed Panel Divided on Target for Key Rate
Minutes of Last Meeting Show Uncertainty Over Where to Stop Increases

washingtonpost.com
By Nell Henderson
Washington Post Staff Writer
Friday, July 22, 2005; D03

Federal Reserve officials disagreed at their last meeting about how much higher short-term interest rates would have to go to keep the lid on inflation, according to minutes of the discussion released yesterday.

Members of the Fed's top policymaking committee agreed that they could put off resolving the matter for the time being, the minutes of their June 29-30 meeting show. But the debate had clearly begun.

"Additional tightening would probably be necessary, but views differed on the amount of tightening that would likely be required," said the minutes, which summarize discussion without identifying the participants by name or describing the range of conflicting views on a subject.

The question of when the central bank might stop raising its benchmark short-term interest rate has loomed since Fed policymakers started lifting the rate last year from a four-decade low of 1 percent.
 
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DMA wrote:
Big buy programs at 2:30pm today.

That was called "rent a block".

They will sell that off in the premarket on Monday.

That is a way the big boys try to suck the sheeple in over the weekend.

$100 mutual fund purchases etc. To catch the next rally. :P

LOL
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yeah rightit's easy to sell BIG BLOCKS of SHARES in the thinly traded premarket and afterhours.

come on dma, we are melting up!.WEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!:cool:

how bout those trades of yours...would love 2 see um.

tekno
 
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DMA!!!

holy chit your trade allocation thread has you in the F fund kinda heavy....say it isn't so:shock:

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Teknobucks,

Been reading the thread as an innocent bystander - but it appears you've been snagged by a bear claw. Lots of bark - little bite. You will never know his positions because there ain't none. He is 70%F and 30%G. Don't you remember all the problems he was having with the I fund. The F fund will continue to rally bringing the 10 year rate under 4% - they are leading the Fed. One more .25 increase and then they pause - they will not dare an inverted yield curve. DMA sees things so just the opposite from my perspective that I appreciate having him back - but I'll NEVER take his advice on anything. I'm happy holding my wall flower - she treats me right.

Dennis - still perma bull #2
 
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U.S. govt I bonds - Inflation bonds are paying 4.80%. Their purpose is to keep up with inflation - maintain buying power.

Neutral is 4.80%. Anyone that thinks that the fed has one moreand done will get steamrolled over. Greenie all ready said and inverted yield curve would not slow them down. Just like he did in April 2000.

:^ Why would the U.S. gov pay 4.8% if neutral was 3.25?

If you are quoting Bill Gross me out. He has been wrong for three years.
 
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teknobucks wrote:
DMA!!!

holy chit your trade allocation thread has you in the F fund kinda heavy....say it isn't so:shock:

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Tek,

I know this is not posted (but I told Tech about this) I went 100% S fund right after the UK first attack (the whole world said at once BUY THE DIP). Fed and Treasury pumped 74.5B into the market in two days. I went back to G fund after the Yuan thing.

I am heavy into watching fed pumps and fed drains now. The pumped in 9B right after lunch. I believe they will drain on Monday.

The market in the market. Thee game be rigged. :shock:

Neutral is not 3.25%. If you think that prepared to be flattened like a pancake.

Sid when attacks are considered buying opportunites but that is what it looks like. We have been trained to flush the market with cash when people get killed.
 
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Birchtree wrote:
Teknobucks,

Been reading the thread as an innocent bystander - but it appears you've been snagged by a bear claw. Lots of bark - little bite. You will never know his positions because there ain't none. He is 70%F and 30%G. Don't you remember all the problems he was having with the I fund. The F fund will continue to rally bringing the 10 year rate under 4% - they are leading the Fed. One more .25 increase and then they pause - they will not dare an inverted yield curve. DMA sees things so just the opposite from my perspective that I appreciate having him back - but I'll NEVER take his advice on anything. I'm happy holding my wall flower - she treats me right.

Dennis - still perma bull #2
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10-4 Dennis

want him to post his trades so i can go the other way....aol keyword for this guy is [edit].:dah:

on a positive note : looks like the c fund is coiled for a major rally

good luck!

tekno
 
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teknobucks wrote:
DMA wrote:
Big buy programs at 2:30pm today.

That was called "rent a block".

They will sell that off in the premarket on Monday.

That is a way the big boys try to suck the sheeple in over the weekend.

$100 mutual fund purchases etc. To catch the next rally. :P

LOL
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yeah rightit's easy to sell BIG BLOCKS of SHARES in the thinly traded premarket and afterhours.

come on dma, we are melting up!.WEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!:cool:

how bout those trades of yours...would love 2 see um.

tekno
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Watch Monday morning. It is easy to sell when there is a ton of orders over the weekend of people wanting to buy - so they do not miss the next rally. They sole purpose is to get people to add money.

But like I said you are the expert. :D

You sound like the people during the last fed cycle that lost 70% of their networth in 18 months.

Go get em champ.

Humans are so stupid - we keep touching the same electric fence over and over.
 
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teknobucks wrote:
Birchtree wrote:
Teknobucks,

Been reading the thread as an innocent bystander - but it appears you've been snagged by a bear claw. Lots of bark - little bite. You will never know his positions because there ain't none. He is 70%F and 30%G. Don't you remember all the problems he was having with the I fund. The F fund will continue to rally bringing the 10 year rate under 4% - they are leading the Fed. One more .25 increase and then they pause - they will not dare an inverted yield curve. DMA sees things so just the opposite from my perspective that I appreciate having him back - but I'll NEVER take his advice on anything. I'm happy holding my wall flower - she treats me right.

Dennis - still perma bull #2
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10-4 Dennis

want him to post his trades so i can go the other way....aol keyword for this guy is [edit].:dah:

on a positive note : looks like the c fund is coiled for a major rally

good luck!

tekno
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:DName calling - so like you Tek.

You listen to Billy Gross. I will think for myself. :shock:
 
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