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Interesting read....
http://money.cnn.com/2005/11/23/markets/december_outlook/index.htm
Interesting read....
http://money.cnn.com/2005/11/23/markets/december_outlook/index.htm
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They have been over sold for a long long time.... Nows the time for a upturn...Skip, what are your thoughts on the Nikkei chart posted earlier? What was going on that led to such a bullish run-up without any significant dips? :shock:
I think I read somewhere their monetary policy has a 0% interest rate...
sounds sound..but maybe a little early...dollar looks like it's heading higher, breaking up thru 4 sma and previous 6 day consolidation, has resistance at 92.26 tho. S fund has been creeping up on I fund as well, so given the risk/reward I like the S.Going 100% I for Monday. I'm hoping that the recent run-up in the dollar, including a pretty good pop in the dollar today, along with the EU mulling their first rate increase in a while, along with the prospect of rate increases coming to an end on this side of the pond, will all lead to a pull back in the dollar. Anybody care to check that logic?
Thanks,
Dave
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Going 100% I for Monday. I'm hoping that the recent run-up in the dollar, including a pretty good pop in the dollar today, along with the EU mulling their first rate increase in a while, along with the prospect of rate increases coming to an end on this side of the pond, will all lead to a pull back in the dollar. Anybody care to check that logic?
Thanks,
Dave
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lol greg..ok..tell us how?When the share prices come out tonight, the I-fund will be down 7 cents.
You might be on the money again Greg. MSCI was down Nov 24- (0.255%) and Nov 25- (0.156%). Depends what your using for your factoring. I was afraid of 8 cents rounding up, but hoping for5 cents withadjustments considering how wellJapan did today and UK and Germany just finishing a bitlower theirwednesdays' high and up from their lows yesterday.Greg wrote:lol greg..ok..tell us how?When the share prices come out tonight, the I-fund will be down 7 cents.
The more brutal truth is than when there are more sell than buy orders at COB, the prices are fixed lower as much as legally allowed to do so and when there is more buy than sell orderes, the price is "fixed" up higher.FUTURESTRADER wrote:You might be on the money again Greg. .Greg wrote:lol greg..ok..tell us how?When the share prices come out tonight, the I-fund will be down 7 cents.![]()
When the share prices come out tonight, the I-fund will be down 7 cents.
I was hoping someone would chime in! We're up to seven now.I remember a time back in the late '80s when the Dow and S&P went up for thirteen trading days straight. I wouldn't mind that degree of momentum. Sorry.