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That sell-off yesterday afternoon produced an abundance of buying volume so I'll be going back into stocks today. Could possibly be a one day thing. Monday morning will tell.

Have a good weekend.
 
Glad I got out yesterday. We're currently seeing another increase in buying volume after this mornings drop but this is more of an intraday indicator so I'm not going to risk a rebound tomorrow. We might get the rebound this afternoon so I'll just wait for my own buy signal.

Happy returns,

M_M
 
Figures that Bernanke wouldn't speak until 12:30pm EST. :rolleyes:

Any news on the Iran front yet today?

Gonna play it safe for tomorrow and go 100% G. I now that the last day of Aug is historically up, but last year the Friday before Labor Day weekend the S fund was down .64%.
 
Boy, great move yesterday M_M!! :mad: I knew I should of remained neutral but got greedy. Oh well, at least I didn't take the full brunt of the attack. I could of used one of those RPG blasters................:blink:
 
Moving to 100% S this morning. My short term indicator is giving a buying signal although my others aren't. Risky move, but hey...............:D
 
Might make a penny or two today. Going back to main strategy.

Hook em' Horns!!!!!!
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Rough weekend...........................:sick:

I thought about going into the F fund today but wanted to make sure I get the .09% in the G fund first. Probably get it tomorrow but it could be today.
 
Getting a buy signal but sometimes it is a day early or a day late. Going 50% stocks just in case and buy more tomorrow. Maybe................:blink:
 
Redbook reported little change in the pace of year-on-year same-store sales growth, at 3.8 percent in the Sept. 9 week vs. 3.9 percent in the Sept. 2 week. ICSC-UBS reported a 3.8 percent rate earlier this morning. Redbook said promotions fueled "excellent" results on the Labor Day weekend before sales tailed off through the week. The results won't affect expectations for Thursday's monthly data from the Commerce Department that will cover the month of August and which, excluding autos, are expected to show moderate growth.
 
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