sugarandspice
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The_Technician said:I wonder if the I fund hits 17.73 this afternoon...at least that is what I think it will be....
You hit it right on the nose.....now what are the super lotto #'s for Calif for tomorrows draw?
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You hit it right on the nose.....now what are the super lotto #'s for Calif for tomorrows draw?sugarandspice said:
How do you know that?? I am sitting on the TSP website, tapping the refresh button, and todays prices are not posted, six minutes after your post. You got a hot line or something??
Ok, I am impressed. Results (exactly your number) popped up 16 minutes after your post. Since I don't believe you have a hotline, what is going on?? Different parts of the country get notified first, or what??Last edited:
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Japan headed down again, but should hold above 14000!! I say SHOULD!!!
The Nikkei 225 Stock Average lost 86.66, or 0.6 percent, to 14,131.94 as of 9:48 a.m. in Tokyo. The broader Topix index dropped 7.93, 0.5 percent, to 1450.37. The Nikkei has dropped 19 percent from an almost six-year high on April 7.
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=10000104&sid=aAlimH9rNHCg&refer=world_indices
The_Technician
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Pilgrim said:
Well Pilgrim, I would tell ya but then....I would have ta .....well not really.....
Its just the loss (percentage wise) subtracted from the current value.....no real mystery.....
Looking for the EFA to get into the 56-57 range ......but it may be temporary as it plays out....Last edited:EFA may well drop down to 56-57, especially now that the economic numbers came out with core CPI rising more than expected. With the FED targeting long-term inflation, we might see a rise in the dollar. But it seems we might drop a bit more and we might see lower lows in the indices. Many indicators are showing that we are almost at the low end of a channel in the indices. I believe Tom Crowley (and his indicators) is on the right track, notwithstanding some backing and filling. Hopefully we will get a short-term rally in the U.S. very soon, with Europe and Japan following, because the markets are very oversold...
Looking for the EFA to get into the 56-57 range ......but it may be temporary as it plays out....[/quote]DDave M
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The thriftline always has them before the website. Call 1-877-968-3778. As soon as you hear a voice push 2wait for voice push 1 and you have the prices. Go ahead and test it out now. You know you want to.
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MSCI has EAFE up 0.6% today. I'm betting that no FV as a result of todays late movement - dollar not moved much. I don't know if an FV is owed or not but that would be nice.Similar threads
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