nnuut's Account Talk

50% "G", 20% "S", 30% "I" COB Today. Hope the drop today isn't that bad. Performed a partial "BAIL OUT".:confused:
Bye "C" Fund!!! Adios, asta luego------->
 
15:30 EST Dow, Nasdaq Fall on Weakening Consumer Confidence, Larger-Than-Forecast Rise in Wholesale Prices. Down she goessssssssssssssss------>:mad:
 
Just off the curb

Nnuut,

All we did today was step off the curb - no harm inflicted. I was actually pleased to see oil moving back up a little today - helps out my portfolio. A small pause to remember. We'll need all our breath for next weeks' 4 day run.
 
Birchtree, I agree, still makin' a little money. Left some in the "I" and "S" for Monday and Tuesday, "I" should bounce back If Japan gets straight, "S" still has room for upward movement. Getting a piece of the "G" penny Monday or Tuesday. Dow is at a 41/2 year high along with the "C" (Birch Fund) unless we have the Great Switch you are waiting for it may be time for a correction???? I think it's down time, we need some room! :cool: BUT---YOU NEVER KNOW??:confused:
 
nnuut said:
Birchtree, I agree, still makin' a little money. Left some in the "I" and "S" for Monday and Tuesday, "I" should bounce back If Japan gets straight, "S" still has room for upward movement. Getting a piece of the "G" penny Monday or Tuesday. Dow is at a 41/2 year high along with the "C" (Birch Fund) unless we have the Great Switch you are waiting for it may be time for a correction???? I think it's down time, we need some room! :cool: BUT---YOU NEVER KNOW??:confused:

Keep in mind... US markets are closed Monday.
 
Rod said:
Keep in mind... US markets are closed Monday.
Yes they are, but international markets are open Monday, unless they celebrate Presidents Day over there? Will get some "I" fund action Monday.:rolleyes:
 
Fivetears said:
So... How 'bout that Olympic ice dancing Nnuut?
I feel an Olympic 4-Day Run in the I-Fund coming.
Feel it?
100% Baby!

Yes!!!! Might happen, but must look at the situation Tuesday! The Market is really squirrelly lately. :D Might be able to find a NNUUT next week??:cool:
 
nnuut said:
Yes they are, but international markets are open Monday, unless they celebrate Presidents Day over there? Will get some "I" fund action Monday.:rolleyes:

I thought you had forgotten since you mentioned getting the penny in (G) on Monday.:)
 
Nigerian Bad Boys are actin' up again!!:mad:
"A Royal Dutch Shell official said the company was forced to shut down a facility that moves 400,000 barrels of oil a day _ 16 percent of the West Africa nation's output."
Watch out for that OIL SLICK, again!!!:eek:
 
02-21-06 --- 25% "G", 25% "C", 25% "S", 25% "I" COB today. The OIL Slick is NASTY! Shuffeled them around a little, Still in though, why? :confused:
 
75% "G", 25% "I" COB Friday Feb. 24th.
Hey! Try the link, I've been monitoring this site for a couple of weeks. They seem to have a good average for predicting which way the market will go. I don't think they monitor international markets? MAKE IT SIMPLE ---> STUPID!!!! :D

http://www.buysellmarket.com/
 
Things may be looking up next week for the market. I may jump back in after I get the "G" penny, depending on how things are looking.
Events for the week to follow:
  • January new home sales, due Monday, are expected to have fallen to a 1.26 million unit annualized rate, according to a consensus of economists surveyed by Briefing.com. Sales stood at a 1.269 million unit annualized rate in December.
  • NOt TOO BAD, I GUESS
  • The revised read on gross domestic product growth in the fourth quarter is due Tuesday. GDP is expected to have grown at a 1.5 percent rate versus an initial read of 1.1 percent. GDP grew at a 4.1 percent rate in the third quarter.
  • HUMMM LOOKIN, GOOD!
  • The Chicago PMI, a measure of manufacturing in the midwest region, is due Tuesday. The index is expected to have inched down to 58.2 in February from 58.5 in January.
  • NO BIG CHANGE!
  • Existing home sales for January, due Tuesday, are expected to have fallen to a 6.58 million unit annual rate, from a 6.60 million unit annual rate in December.
  • IF THIS IS RIGHT IT LOOKS OK, BUT HOUSING MAY FOOLEM?
  • The February Consumer Confidence index, due Tuesday, is expected to have fallen to 105.0 in the month from 106.3 in the previous month.
  • I'M NOT THAT CONFIDENT MYSELF.
  • Personal income, due Wednesday, is expected to have risen 0.6 percent in January, analysts expect, after gaining 0.4 percent in December. Personal spending is expected to have risen 0.9 percent in the month after rising 0.9 percent in December.
  • YES!, YES!!!
  • Construction spending is expected to have risen 1 percent in January, analysts forecast. Spending rose 1 percent in December.
  • SAMEO, SAMEO!
  • The Institute for Supply Management's manufacturing index, due Wednesday, is expected to have risen to 55.1 in February from 54.8 in January.
  • LET'S HEAR ONE FOR MANFACTURING!!!
  • The University of Michigan's revised reading on consumer sentiment, due Friday, is expected to be revised up to 87.5 from an earlier read of 87.4.
  • UP IS ALWAYS GOOD FOR THIS ONE!!
  • The Institute for Supply Management's services index, due Friday, is expected to have risen to 58.0 from 56.8 in the previous month.
  • UP, UP, UP I CAN'T STAND ANYMORE GOOD NEWS!!
  • REMEMBER THESE ARE ALL GUESSES ON THEIR PART.:confused:
  • AND SO THE SAGA CONTINUES.
  • HUMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM!:confused:
 
BUT, they say if the news is TOO GOOD it can be bad!!!! If the economy is too hot it can lead to more interest rate hikes (whats new). Sooooooooooo, I guess we have to play it day by day. If it was easy everyone would be millionaires $$$$$$$!!!:eek:
 
NIKKEI up 33.14 in early trading.
HUMMMMMMMMMMMMMM? ;)
Dang, change me from Senior Member to MOTOR MOUTH!! I'm going to bed!
 
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