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mlk_man
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weatherweenie
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Come on S fund baby, you can do it!!!!!!!
The great cognac sure is quite today.........................:cheesy:
Quiet too.
mlk_man
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350zCommTech
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Well with the challenge apparently over I've decided to just stay in the S fund until I get a sell signal. All that jumping around was making me tired......
Are you trying to steal a possible +FV?
mlk_man
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Jumping around again...............:blink: Back to the S fund. I still don't have a sell signal so I see no reason to panic. I think we might also turn around this afternoon.
I think we need in line CPI numbers on Thursday or we may see a pullback. I"m starting to worry about a recession next year myself................
I think we need in line CPI numbers on Thursday or we may see a pullback. I"m starting to worry about a recession next year myself................
MLK,
Saw you are going back to I fund. I've been wrestling with this option all morning. While the logic is unarguable and it sure looks like the winning play, the risk is that the Fed notes this afternoon, or some other combo of currency/market moves, will cause Barclays to delay paying back yesterday's FV until tomorrow. You have clearly already thought this out and are willing to bet your money that it will be paid back today. Could you share your reasoning with us?
Saw you are going back to I fund. I've been wrestling with this option all morning. While the logic is unarguable and it sure looks like the winning play, the risk is that the Fed notes this afternoon, or some other combo of currency/market moves, will cause Barclays to delay paying back yesterday's FV until tomorrow. You have clearly already thought this out and are willing to bet your money that it will be paid back today. Could you share your reasoning with us?
350zCommTech
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It's a little late for this but I just saw your post. Like MM, I also jumped back in to the I fund. My decision was based on experience. From what I've seen, with the I fund gaining 5 cents and the dollar up, I think Barclay will correct the 10 cent FV today, leaving the I fund with a loss of 5.
IMO, the only thing that will hold barclay back is if the dollar falls significantly this afternoon.
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