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nnuut's Account Talk
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love-to-bike
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Re: Nnuut's Account Talk
Damn, yesterday I made an IFT from 60S & 40I to 100% G. But I got out of a meeting too late & submitted it at 12:01. Just love those nosedives....
Damn, yesterday I made an IFT from 60S & 40I to 100% G. But I got out of a meeting too late & submitted it at 12:01. Just love those nosedives....
nnuut
Moderator | TSP Legend
Re: Nnuut's Account Talk
Don't have a "REAL IDEA", but if it reacts like similar corrections in the past it will drop below the 200 Day Moving Average, maybe. That is a long way down. Look at the charts.F fund is looking like a much better lilly pad these days...
Any guesses on how far itll drop?
nnuut
Moderator | TSP Legend
Re: Nnuut's Account Talk
Damit LTB that's happened to me before!! One time I submitted an IFT out of the "G", kept a copy and it didn't go through. Market shot up like a rocket. I called them and explained that I lost a lot of money and wanted it back! They said they didn't guarantee IFTs would be effective the COB of business the day they were made, but within 2 business days!!! It happened a day late and I caught the market on the DOWN SIDE, double trouble!! RAT FINKS!
nnuut
Moderator | TSP Legend
Re: Nnuut's Account Talk
OH! Did you mean today? No se amigo? Don't know, but if it ends in an uninterupted dive it's not a good sign.:worried:
nnuut
Moderator | TSP Legend
Re: Nnuut's Account Talk
And there is a good (or bad) possibility it will continue on it's way down tomorrow. Check history, corrections similar to this have almost always passed below the 200 Day Moving Average. Markets went up big time starting in July last year, so it's alot farther to that 200 DMA now. It may not happen this time, but there is a big chance that it will. I don't think I will take that chance. I'll be back in when there is a positive trend established or at least started, JMHO.
Norman
And there is a good (or bad) possibility it will continue on it's way down tomorrow. Check history, corrections similar to this have almost always passed below the 200 Day Moving Average. Markets went up big time starting in July last year, so it's alot farther to that 200 DMA now. It may not happen this time, but there is a big chance that it will. I don't think I will take that chance. I'll be back in when there is a positive trend established or at least started, JMHO.
Norman
ATCJeff
Well-known member
Re: Nnuut's Account Talk
AAAhhhh, come on
Stick your toe in the water. The sharks are gone!
AAAhhhh, come on
Stick your toe in the water. The sharks are gone!
nnuut
Moderator | TSP Legend
Re: Nnuut's Account Talk
Poor Kitty, I feel so sorry for it,,,,,,,,wait, I don't like cats! Got what he deserved the devil!:nuts:MY CAT DID NOT BOUNCE EITHER IT CRATERED
ATCJeff
Well-known member
nnuut
Moderator | TSP Legend
Re: Nnuut's Account Talk
As Show-me asked "Which is better? Being out and wishing you were in or being in wishing you were out.
"
Kind of the same thing, right?
1. Ok, if you are in and lose 2%, you would wish you were out, because it would take 4% to get even, where you are +4%.
2. If you were out and missed a 2% gain, you would wish you were in, but it would only take 2% to get even, where you are +2%.
So it's better to be out and wishing you were in, by 50%.
So there!
Norman
Good question!NAH!!!!! I'd rather be out and miss a gain than be in and lose,,,,,,,,I guess?
As Show-me asked "Which is better? Being out and wishing you were in or being in wishing you were out.
"Kind of the same thing, right?
1. Ok, if you are in and lose 2%, you would wish you were out, because it would take 4% to get even, where you are +4%.
2. If you were out and missed a 2% gain, you would wish you were in, but it would only take 2% to get even, where you are +2%.
So it's better to be out and wishing you were in, by 50%.
So there!
Norman
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