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Playing the I fund
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frokker
Member
Go 50/50
weatherweenie
Well-known member
10/12 Eafe +0.404%
ATCJeff
Well-known member
My understanding is the I fund is composed of some oil companys in Europe. At onetime someone said BP. Dunno... Anyway, most experts are saying were heading for $55 or lower per barrel over the next 2-3 months. If this happens I would see the I fund underperforming the C & S funds.
In the past I have rode the I fund for big gains. However today I'm 50/50 C and S. I'm looking for the C & S funds to outperform the I. I don't see myself back in the I fund till after the January.
FUTURESTRADER
Active member
Jeff,
T. Boone Pickens, 'THE' oil expert, was all over the biz channels yesterday calling for higher oil by the end of year, FWIW. I like a sector rotation strategy into S fund at least until it catches up to May highs as the C fund did.
ATCJeff
Well-known member
I just don't see oil going any higher with inventories as high as they are right now. OPEC can't decide what their going to do. A million barrels is nothing. Plus a country or two may try to cheat production.
Everything I see says OPEC won't get serious til oil hits 53ish. Someone else said Saudi Arabia based their 2007 buget on $50. So they will take action before the $50 price.
Everything I see says OPEC won't get serious til oil hits 53ish. Someone else said Saudi Arabia based their 2007 buget on $50. So they will take action before the $50 price.
Gilligan
Member
sugarandspice
Well-known member
FV today!
G----
F+.01
C+.14
S+.26
I+.19
Tomorrow they will more than likely lower your I fund by .11 cents to get the FV back. Glad I stayed out now.
G----
F+.01
C+.14
S+.26
I+.19
Tomorrow they will more than likely lower your I fund by .11 cents to get the FV back. Glad I stayed out now.
I think there is a good chance that he is correct. Moreover, his view is consistent with Birchtree's opinion that the C fund might benefit primarily more than the I fund. At least we have to consider this possibility. --
Show-me
Well-known member
weatherweenie
Well-known member
^N300 up 0.96% in the early going.
Show-me
Well-known member
Re: Playing the I fund or is the I fund playing us?
Ha!
My reverse psychology is working well. Now can the afternoon session hold up the morning or will the total ban of NK imports weigh to heavy on the market. :worried:
Ha!
My reverse psychology is working well. Now can the afternoon session hold up the morning or will the total ban of NK imports weigh to heavy on the market. :worried:
weatherweenie
Well-known member
If there was a FV today, Thurs., and the overseas markets soar, ^N300 now up 1.26%, would that eliminate the need 'to get the FV back'?
Show-me
Well-known member
It would not necessarily be given back but those that bought the I fund would get diluted gains tomorrow. In other word they would get shorted the amount of the FV.
weatherweenie
Well-known member
It would not necessarily be given back but those that bought the I fund would get diluted gains tomorrow. In other word they would get shorted the amount of the FV.
Nothin like a kick in the nuts to get the weekend off to a good start.
Think positive!
Show-me
Well-known member
Not the first time and it won't be the last time. The trick is to remember to wear your cup. In my case have a wine glass ready to take the edge off.
Nothin like a kick in the nuts to get the weekend off to a good start.
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