Playing the I fund

[James48843]

If I am reading this correctly, it looks to me that the next stop downward in the "I" fund is going to be when it hits against the 200-day MA, which means another 6 or 7% downward movement.

It blew through the 50 moving average with only a one-day pause.

Does that look correct? Are we in for another 6 or 7% down?

http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=EFA&p=D&b=3&g=0&id=p07657098467

 

[Wheels]

I down -2.17. ...and it has a how much fair value coming? It sure could use it right about now.

Actually it has a FV "correction" coming. It owes about fifteen cents which have to added to today's considerable loss.

Dave
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[The_Technician]

Tech, you've been calling for a 10% decline for over a year a now. So you finally got it, but meanwhile every stock fund is still considerably higher than where you have "predicted". Which is why the majority of people here being tracked show positive returns while you do not.

Dave
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Duhhhh ,,,,,uh duhhhhh......guess you didn't read it all.....so what is your angle G fund man.....you fully in G fund and dumping on someone with the crowd......too bad its the wrong crowd.........you got character.......

 

[Wheels]

But full of the truth.....your preception that you are tyring to portray of me is failing

I disagree Tech. It's your perception of yourself that you've tried to create here that is collapsing. This major pullback has done little to restore any credibilty to your constant "the sky is falling" mantra.

Dave
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[Wheels]

Duhhhh ,,,,,uh duhhhhh......guess you didn't read it all.....so what is your angle G fund man.....you fully in G fund and dumping on someone with the crowd......too bad its the wrong crowd.........you got character.......

First, Yes I am in the G fund right now. But I'm up over 8% for the year. I didn't get there sitting in the G fund.

Second, what makes you think you can speak to my character from a very few exchanges on a financial message board?

Dave
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[The_Technician]

First, Yes I am in the G fund right now. But I'm up over 8% for the year. I didn't get there sitting in the G fund.

Second, what makes you think you can speak to my character from a very few exchanges on a financial message board?

Dave
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It will change,,,,,,,ditto that Dave.....only by your subject matter and your attempt to smear....which you seem gladly to join in......so smear twist whatever as MM (your buddy) would say away .....

 

[Fivetears]

Anyone got a good link to the specific UK market sector that affects our I Fund?

 

[tsptalk]

Fellas -

Emotions are running high as stocks are moving lower. There's no way we can all agree on everything so please - let's be a little more patient with each other.

Thanks,
Tom

 

[sugarandspice]

Last Friday I fund down .897 and GAINS .05. There seems to be about +.20
FV coming in the South direction.

 

[The_Technician]

Fellas -

Emotions are running high as stocks are moving lower. There's no way we can all agree on everything so please - let's be a little more patient with each other.

Thanks,
Tom

Sorry Tom....I'll be dammed if I'm going to get smeared.....

 

[sugarandspice]

MSCI EAFE has the results

Down 1.811% for today.

Start the pool....I say down .56 cents.

 

[FundSurfer]

I'd guess down 40 cent. Dollar has continued to drop.

 

[Fivetears]

-49 cents
Includes a little FV owed

 

[Wizard]

I'd guess down 40 cent. Dollar has continued to drop.

EFA down another .25% in afterhours.

I guess a .36 cent per share haircut.

 

[sugarandspice]

Down .47 cents to $19.10

 

[frokker]

Ouch!

 

[Fivetears]

Down .47 cents to $19.10

I missed by 2 pennies.
http://www.tsptalk.com/mb/showpost.php?p=45205&postcount=994

 

[Wizard]

Asia started out red.

 

[robo]

Nikkei’s Slide Continues, FOREX Hurts ETFs & ADRs (EWJ, ITF, VPL)

http://etfinvestor.com/article/11060

 

[robo]

GOT TIME! Get two Snicker Bars and a Beer to read this one!


May 22, 2006

Conspiracy Theories and the Global Stock Market Melt-down
by Gary Dorsch

Do you believe in conspiracy theories? Sometimes they are difficult to refute. Such was the case last week, just after the Euro had soared towards a 12-month high of $1.30, and the British pound, itself ridden with large trade and budget deficits, stood mighty tall at $1.90, with traders setting their sights for $2 for the pound. The US dollar lost 7% in just six weeks against America's main trading partners, and was 28% lower since January 2002, to stand just 1% above its 1995 low.



http://www.safehaven.com/article-5221.htm