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Recent shot of MM trying to tame the bull market!
 
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smine wrote:
LOL! The Dow started up a minute ago but is back down now. I sure hate to sell at this big of a loss; will hold until all blood is drained :s
I figure I am buying in at a rather low rate... however, there are some who believe it will drop farther. I won't quarrel with that perception - I'll just keep


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Well I do hope we see an upswing before all my $$ evaporates! This has been a real downer week thus far. All my little happy-dancing from the other days' earnings has me dancing a slower, sad little dance :?Let's be optimistic about the next 1.5 hrs and Friday, Granny.
 
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Well group, I think we fought the good fight today. If it ends up with this small loss I figure I'm better off than I was with it spiraling downward like it did earlier. We'll do battle again tomorrow, right?:^
 
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mlk_man wrote:
I had to put on my halloween costume to try and scare the bears away. :^
Why not just have a "personality conflict" with 'em?

bahaheheooooo! :D

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Please, lets give the hard feelings a time out. Lets stay home in each his own thread, and try and figure this market out.

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At this post thread reconstruction is being started, because a flaming war (later) took place.
This is not an attempt to sweep things under the rug!
This is a repair project to put things back in a positive tone.

 
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Good idea Spaf, but, since this is my thread, I think I deserve the last little jab....;)

Hey Smine, I found something that surely will scare the hell out of them bears.

Ready? Be careful, it's REALLY scary!!!!
















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smine wrote:
Well group, I think we fought the good fight today. If it ends up with this small loss I figure I'm better off than I was with it spiraling downward like it did earlier. We'll do battle again tomorrow, right?:^
Yep smine, good fight. I hope it's setting up as a bottom from here on out. At least you weren't in that "I" fund yesterday. Looks like it's starting to finally catch up with C and S funds.Or is that "catch down".It typically does eventually.

Going to be an interesting day with lot's of data for folks to think about. It was nice seeing the indices come up at the end of the day. Interesting how the Russell 2000 was up and the S fund wasn't. They usually go hand in hand.

I may ease some more into the S fund today. May...........................
 
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Hopefully it will be a good day; I had a sign. While passing the Exxon station: Premium gas was $2.97!! Hadn't seen that for a while. May have to hurry over there and top off before prices go up again.
 
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smine wrote:
Hopefully it will be a good day; I had a sign. While passing the Exxon station: Premium gas was $2.97!! Hadn't seen that for a while. May have to hurry over there and top off before prices go up again.
As good an indicator as any I guess!

Be prepared to bail out on any given day though. This is starting to remind me of the April-May period last year. Which just so happens is the last time Tom mentioned the Hindenburg theory. http://www.tsptalk.com/mb/forum22/169.html

OF course, last year's end of the year rally started on Oct. 14th, so who knows. :*

Good luck,

M_M
 
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This just hit the new stands:

WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) - U.S. consumer inflation surged at the fastest pace in more than 25 years in September, rising a bigger-than-expected 1.2%, the Labor Department said Friday. :shock:
 
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Yes, but............

8:43AM: S&P futures vs fair value: +5.7. Nasdaq futures vs fair value: +6.0. Total CPI rose 1.2% in Sept., higher than the +0.9% economists had forecasted and versus the 0.5% rise last month. The core rate, which excludes food and energy prices, checked in at 0.1% for the fifth straight month (consensus +0.2%), and continues to show that core inflation remains well contained. Total retail sales, meanwhile, grew 0.2%, up from a 2.1% decline but below the +0.5% analysts had foreseen; ex-autos, however, retail sales rose 1.1% (consensus +0.8%) and indicates that consumer spending remains strong. The data is bullish for both the stock and bond markets, and futures trade now suggests a higher start for the cash market.

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SmineMobile needs super high test to satisfythe thirsty 8 cylinder sedan; SMINE needs some type of spirit to ease sore bones and muscles; food? Chips and salsa will do!
 
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smine wrote:
SmineMobile needs super high test to satisfythe thirsty 8 cylinder sedan; SMINE needs some type of spirit to ease sore bones and muscles; food? Chips and salsa will do!
Ahh yes, a gas guzzlin', beer drinkin', chip munchin'gal that plays the market. Knew there was somethin' bout ya I liked. :^
 
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