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nnuut's Account Talk
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The_Technician
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Re: Nnuut's Account Talk
Yeah, I over here sitting in the sun with Trigger listening at yells for help.....Trigger is licking his ice popsicle and doesn't want to be bothered by some dumb steer right now.....
Birchtree said:
Yeah, I over here sitting in the sun with Trigger listening at yells for help.....Trigger is licking his ice popsicle and doesn't want to be bothered by some dumb steer right now.....
nnuut
Moderator | TSP Legend
Re: Nnuut's Account Talk
Well, here we are waiting to see what new reasons they can come up with to take our money. I believe we have to watch next weeks CPI/inflation numbers etc. I will watch them VERY closely from the "G" fund. As we can all see from the TRACKER Hanging-In-There and trying to catch a BOUNCE is very risky business right now and has cost some of us a lot of MONEY! I may miss a one or two day mini rally or a drop further down the hole? Don't think it's going to turn around just yet. I've had it with trying to second Guess this thing and going to wait until I can see some kind of an upward trend before diving back into the mire. When I feel this way it seems to be a good time to get into the MARKET, I've been wrong before. Here's your big chance! My Market sentiment is at an all time low.
WHAT??:nuts:
Well, here we are waiting to see what new reasons they can come up with to take our money. I believe we have to watch next weeks CPI/inflation numbers etc. I will watch them VERY closely from the "G" fund. As we can all see from the TRACKER Hanging-In-There and trying to catch a BOUNCE is very risky business right now and has cost some of us a lot of MONEY! I may miss a one or two day mini rally or a drop further down the hole? Don't think it's going to turn around just yet. I've had it with trying to second Guess this thing and going to wait until I can see some kind of an upward trend before diving back into the mire. When I feel this way it seems to be a good time to get into the MARKET, I've been wrong before. Here's your big chance! My Market sentiment is at an all time low.
WHAT??:nuts:
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nnuut
Moderator | TSP Legend
Re: Nnuut's Account Talk
Yep, I'll stay right where I am ("G") for now!!
Forex - Dollar near 5-week highs against euro after US producer price data
LONDON (AFX) - The dollar remained near five-week highs against the [URL="http://www.advfn.com/p.php?pid=forex"]euro[/URL]after US producer price data reinforced expectations that the US Federal Reservewill raise the cost of borrowing again at the end of this month. Figures from the Labor Department showed US wholesale prices rising by amonthly 0.2 pct in May and those excluding food and energy increasing 0.3 pct.Though the rise in the headline producer price index was half the increase expected by Wall Street, the core rate advanced by more than the 0.2 pct forecast. "The data didn't do anything to dispel the general theme of rising inflation concerns," said Ian Stannard, currency strategist at BNP Paribas. Financial markets have over the past few weeks moved to price in anotherquarter-point increase by the Federal Reserve on June 29 because US inflationhas remained stubbornly higher than expected.http://www.advfn.com/news_Forex---Dollar-near-5-week-highs-against-euro-after-US-producer-price-data_0015767888.html
Yep, I'll stay right where I am ("G") for now!!
Forex - Dollar near 5-week highs against euro after US producer price data
LONDON (AFX) - The dollar remained near five-week highs against the [URL="http://www.advfn.com/p.php?pid=forex"]euro[/URL]after US producer price data reinforced expectations that the US Federal Reservewill raise the cost of borrowing again at the end of this month. Figures from the Labor Department showed US wholesale prices rising by amonthly 0.2 pct in May and those excluding food and energy increasing 0.3 pct.Though the rise in the headline producer price index was half the increase expected by Wall Street, the core rate advanced by more than the 0.2 pct forecast. "The data didn't do anything to dispel the general theme of rising inflation concerns," said Ian Stannard, currency strategist at BNP Paribas. Financial markets have over the past few weeks moved to price in anotherquarter-point increase by the Federal Reserve on June 29 because US inflationhas remained stubbornly higher than expected.http://www.advfn.com/news_Forex---Dollar-near-5-week-highs-against-euro-after-US-producer-price-data_0015767888.html
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