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Looks like that FV yesterday might screw me today. Oh well. Did I ever tell ya I hate the "I" fund...............:mad:

I'm going 100% G this morning to get the penny tomorrow.......hopefully.....:D

I shouldn't get a buy signal today unless the bottom drops outta some things. Maybe tomorrow though.
 
No buy signal yet, but there's a good chance it could happen Monday, which puts me in a dilemma with the TSP being closed. Do I buy today and hope, or do I wait till Tuesday? I've decided to go 50-50. Putting 50% in the F fund just because it's down again today and putting 25% in the C and 25% in the I.
 
Doesn't look good for the F today either and could get worse this afternoon.

The Richmond Fed speaks about 1pm and he is the one that wanted to raise rates at the last meeting.

Going to give the F fund one more day.............:blink:
 
Looks like I'm on the wrong side of a FV.........again! OH well, glad I only went half in. I'll learn my lesson one day. Moving all to G fund today to hopefully get the penny on Monday.

Happy Friday the 13th all! It sure is cold here today, but luckily I don't live in Buffalo........ :blink:
 
Yeah, misread the data. Thought one of them said -0.5% but it was only -0.05%..........

Not sure if it will matter or not. I think we may see some profit taking today. Plus it's Friday the 13th, got a lot of snow in the northeast, the weekend following a large run up,yada, yada, yada........
 
CBI should be up tomorrow. Let's hope it's enough to get us over this hump.

M_M




The Conference Board's index of leading indicators fell 0.2 percent in August - the second drop in a row of this size. A third decline in a row would meet the traditional definition of a recession warning. Components that are already known are mixed - such as starts down and the stock market up. The market consensus expects a rebound, however. Even if we get a third consecutive decline recession claims probably should be ignored given the small magnitudes of the declines and the rebound in consumer confidence.
 
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