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I really think that Ira is the one to listen to especially with only two IFTS a month!
 
Are you thinking about making an IFT anytime soon? Or do markets have more to go, uncertainty, or other factors dominate currently?

Thx
 
amoeba said:
Are you thinking about making an IFT anytime soon? Or do markets have more to go, uncertainty, or other factors dominate currently?

Thx
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We have been seeing and Hearing about allot of weakness weakness recently. May is already considered not a good month for stock's in general.

Although I would Love to get my 1.81% in the month of May I am not going to just gamble in the hopes on getting it.

I look at allot of charts and also read and look at quite abit of what the other member's of this forum present in making my IFT decision. The final indicator which I use to make a decision is my Gut. I just haven't felt that anytime in May so far has been good to be in equities. Maybe the F - Fund would have been a good choice to be in but that would have required the use of an IFT. I try to avoid that fund in hopes of an opportunity to make better money.

It may just happen that I don't make a move at all this month. I really won't know until close to decision time. :)

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Oh Sorry RealMoneyIssues,

He uses Apple because first of all He likes it, It's a tech stock, Large Cap, and a very good stock indicator to boot. He could also use a different Large Cap stock but he own's Apple also.
 
They will again, I figured that out. :)

I'm already starting to figure out this format and it looks like it will be better so everyone needs to play with it for a couple of hours. :confused:

 
poolman said:
What the Heck happen'd to the site ?

I'm totally lost.
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Yeah man, lost here too ...And not knowing what videos are what - they could be anything!! (not that you would post any viral videos). :D :laugh:
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Oh good, you figured it out! :cool:
Any trick to it? - it appears to be basically the same.
VR
 
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hessian said:
Yeah man, lost here too ...And not knowing what videos are what - they could be anything!! (not that you would post any viral videos). :D :laugh:
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Oh good, you figured it out! :cool:
Any trick to it? - it appears to be basically the same.
VR
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Hope this works (took me 10 min. to find how to post)! :sick:
PS Nice video/song Poolman. :)
Here's an Oakwise...(7 hours ago). BTW, How do you post the video with the "Youtube" button on bottom, that pulls up the actual website??
VR!
 
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Poolman - the video: Sarah Groves, "it's going to be alright" is really something! The drawings with the accompanying inspirationals are ... just that ! Thanx for sharing - :)
 
poolman said:
JTH, If I didn't answer your question completely or if you have more questions ask away.

Keep the pucks and use them. Like I said it should take years for a pool to go from a cya reading of 30 to 80.
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Thanks for the advice, I did get a 50 CYA reading from the local PS, so I'm right on target with where I thought I was. I've been keeping the pools FC from 4-8 and it seems to keep algae at bay. I did have some nasty orange/yellow algae in one small spot that wouldn't go away. I finally put a puck on it and after a day it was gone, and my copper stained plaster had a while spot. :cheesy:

Wondering about some possible lightly-black algae that's been there (not getting worse) since last season. I haven't done a shock yet because I don't know what's the minimum acceptable level the kids could swim in. Also, my FC CC readings are always, the same, they both rise and fall the same, does this mean the pool has good balance? based on what I've read, 16 is the shock level for my pool, any ideas when it's safe to get back in the water after a shock?
 
Hey Guy's and Gal's

I'm Sorry but I will be running late with the videos this evening..

Probably around 11:00 pm

I'm very very busy at this moment..:cool:
 
JTH said:
Thanks for the advice, I did get a 50 CYA reading from the local PS, so I'm right on target with where I thought I was. I've been keeping the pools FC from 4-8 and it seems to keep algae at bay. I did have some nasty orange/yellow algae in one small spot that wouldn't go away. I finally put a puck on it and after a day it was gone, and my copper stained plaster had a while spot. :cheesy:

Wondering about some possible lightly-black algae that's been there (not getting worse) since last season. I haven't done a shock yet because I don't know what's the minimum acceptable level the kids could swim in. Also, my FC CC readings are always, the same, they both rise and fall the same, does this mean the pool has good balance? based on what I've read, 16 is the shock level for my pool, any ideas when it's safe to get back in the water after a shock?
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Have you tried Algaecide?
 
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