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Neither one are any good in my opinion.
Neither one are any good in my opinion.
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Spammed again!
Read Investor Business Daily. WSJ is jaded.
Spammed again!
Read Investor Business Daily. WSJ is jaded.
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I HAVE BEEN LOOKING AT THIS WEBSITE FOR A LITTLE TIME, BUT SOME PEOPLE NEED TO BUY THE (WSJ), THAT WOULD HELP A TON OF YOU OUT HERE.
OK NOW I THINK THE BULLS WILL LET LOSSE 2005 WE WILL SEE A STRONG GROW IN STOCKS AND SMALL CAPS.UNTILS YOU SEE ALL THE NUMBERS FROM X-MASS DON'T CAST WAY, KEEP THIS IN MIND8 BIL WAS SPENT OK BLACK FRI. OUT OF THAT 4BIL WAS IN CC SALES.
WHERE I SEE THE ISSUE IS IN THE FALLING COST OF THE US DOLLAR,NO ONE CAN TELL WHERE THAT IS GOING AS LONG AS WE HAVE THE WALMART'S OF THE WORLD. THE DOLLAR WILL FALL.
I HAVE BEEN LOOKING AT THIS WEBSITE FOR A LITTLE TIME, BUT SOME PEOPLE NEED TO BUY THE (WSJ), THAT WOULD HELP A TON OF YOU OUT HERE.
OK NOW I THINK THE BULLS WILL LET LOSSE 2005 WE WILL SEE A STRONG GROW IN STOCKS AND SMALL CAPS.UNTILS YOU SEE ALL THE NUMBERS FROM X-MASS DON'T CAST WAY, KEEP THIS IN MIND8 BIL WAS SPENT OK BLACK FRI. OUT OF THAT 4BIL WAS IN CC SALES.
WHERE I SEE THE ISSUE IS IN THE FALLING COST OF THE US DOLLAR,NO ONE CAN TELL WHERE THAT IS GOING AS LONG AS WE HAVE THE WALMART'S OF THE WORLD. THE DOLLAR WILL FALL.
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Mlk_man,
Comments have gotten way to personal for a friendly exchange of ideas. I would appreciate both you and market times constructive comments. I've heard a lot of critisism of market timers comments but not much on what you are doing. I'm a newbe so maybe not looking in the right place, but would like to hear your plans from day to day like Mr. TSP himself as to what TSP moves you areplanning to make and when.
We don't need a loser is out compitition to be helpful and interesting do we?
Thanks
Mlk_man,
Comments have gotten way to personal for a friendly exchange of ideas. I would appreciate both you and market times constructive comments. I've heard a lot of critisism of market timers comments but not much on what you are doing. I'm a newbe so maybe not looking in the right place, but would like to hear your plans from day to day like Mr. TSP himself as to what TSP moves you areplanning to make and when.
We don't need a loser is out compitition to be helpful and interesting do we?
Thanks
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mlk_man wrote:
I agree this has gotten way more person than is healthy for a friendly exchange of ideas. I am a novice and would apprecaite your comments as well as market timers. Even though the competition is off it would be nice if the mlk_man would post what you are planning to do like Mr. TSP himself. I've heard a lot of critism of market timer but what would be more interesting and useful would be constructive comments on what you are going to do.
We can take it or leave it and you can take credit for your good planning.
How about. You gonna give us beginners a helping hand?
mlk_man wrote:
Mlk_man
I agree this has gotten way more person than is healthy for a friendly exchange of ideas. I am a novice and would apprecaite your comments as well as market timers. Even though the competition is off it would be nice if the mlk_man would post what you are planning to do like Mr. TSP himself. I've heard a lot of critism of market timer but what would be more interesting and useful would be constructive comments on what you are going to do.
We can take it or leave it and you can take credit for your good planning.
How about. You gonna give us beginners a helping hand?
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Tom, just deleting posts does not work. I wouldn't appreciate if you either say something or leave them on here. A lot of people have already seen the crudeness and the one's that just come on, will not understand what's going on.
Thank you
Tom, just deleting posts does not work. I wouldn't appreciate if you either say something or leave them on here. A lot of people have already seen the crudeness and the one's that just come on, will not understand what's going on.
Thank you
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Well Mike I love you too!
Can not do it. Next week will be travelling to the states then will be on vacation for five weeks to Australia. I will check the market but I do not expect to use my time to come on here.
So I guess I lost and see ya later.
I am sure my lab rat will give great advice.
MT
Well Mike I love you too!
Can not do it. Next week will be travelling to the states then will be on vacation for five weeks to Australia. I will check the market but I do not expect to use my time to come on here.
So I guess I lost and see ya later.
I am sure my lab rat will give great advice.
MT
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He challenged you to a 3 month competition of returns fromthe TSP. Whoever loses can no longer post on this board beyond his account talk page. Based on all the back and forth going on between the two of you, I'd say this is a great way to settle things. It's put up or shut up time. For the sake of the sanity of all of us relatively neutral observers, I hope you PUT UP.
His rules were quite clear as well. You post your moves in your respective account talk pages (as the rest of us have been doing for some time now), OR - if you don't want each otherto copy the other's moves, he suggested thatthe twoof you could send your moves to either FundSurfer or Tom and they could trackthe returns over the period.
Rather than continuing on with the childish name-calling and so forth, I suggest you be a man about this and put your money where your mouth is. Having credibility means subjecting yourself to scrutiny by outside observers. If you want to claim big returns, that's all well and good, but few people will believe any of it unless they can see the moves for themselves and track them.
So, how about it? Are you going to accept his challenge or not?
He challenged you to a 3 month competition of returns fromthe TSP. Whoever loses can no longer post on this board beyond his account talk page. Based on all the back and forth going on between the two of you, I'd say this is a great way to settle things. It's put up or shut up time. For the sake of the sanity of all of us relatively neutral observers, I hope you PUT UP.
His rules were quite clear as well. You post your moves in your respective account talk pages (as the rest of us have been doing for some time now), OR - if you don't want each otherto copy the other's moves, he suggested thatthe twoof you could send your moves to either FundSurfer or Tom and they could trackthe returns over the period.
Rather than continuing on with the childish name-calling and so forth, I suggest you be a man about this and put your money where your mouth is. Having credibility means subjecting yourself to scrutiny by outside observers. If you want to claim big returns, that's all well and good, but few people will believe any of it unless they can see the moves for themselves and track them.
So, how about it? Are you going to accept his challenge or not?
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mlk_man wrote:
mlk_man wrote:
Bak, bak, bak................Why don't you just answer the question everyone wants to know.........Do you accept the challenge or not?
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Why don't you just answer the question everyone wants to know.........Do you accept the challenge or not?
Why don't you just answer the question everyone wants to know.........Do you accept the challenge or not?
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Granny,
NAV - no available vet - which is why my lab rat, Suppository, is so screwed up.
grandma wrote:
Granny,
NAV - no available vet - which is why my lab rat, Suppository, is so screwed up.
grandma wrote:
Excuse me fellows - just what is an NAV ? :% Apparently not a car, right? :h
And where are you getting those emoticoms? I need more than what is Tom is able to provide for us......o I do like the `eyes'tho- I've had a compliment on Them !!! thank you Much !!!
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That is actually one of my major concerns. Study the effects of an inverted yield curve.
The overnight rate is 2.25 and the 3 month is 2.51, 2 year is 2.9, 3 year 3.5, 10 year 4.12, 30 year 4.76. There will be much pain if the higher yields sell off to move into the shorter maturities. The risk/reward thing...why hold a 30 year at 4.76???? You are taking 30 year risk for a minisule yield gain. If the longer end maturies are not moving up in the face of short term rate hikes that indicates inflation. This happened in 1987...everyone sold off their 10s and 30s and moved to 3 months, 2s and 5s. If the longer term yields do not start moving up that is bearish signal to stocks. A expending economy wants to see the longer term rates move up to pass on inflation via job and wage growth.
Case in put you can buy an I bond right now and get 3.69%!!! What is health is the 30 year is 300-350bases points higher then the overnight rate...that means economic expension moving forward.
Good luck!
That is actually one of my major concerns. Study the effects of an inverted yield curve.
The overnight rate is 2.25 and the 3 month is 2.51, 2 year is 2.9, 3 year 3.5, 10 year 4.12, 30 year 4.76. There will be much pain if the higher yields sell off to move into the shorter maturities. The risk/reward thing...why hold a 30 year at 4.76???? You are taking 30 year risk for a minisule yield gain. If the longer end maturies are not moving up in the face of short term rate hikes that indicates inflation. This happened in 1987...everyone sold off their 10s and 30s and moved to 3 months, 2s and 5s. If the longer term yields do not start moving up that is bearish signal to stocks. A expending economy wants to see the longer term rates move up to pass on inflation via job and wage growth.
Case in put you can buy an I bond right now and get 3.69%!!! What is health is the 30 year is 300-350bases points higher then the overnight rate...that means economic expension moving forward.
Good luck!
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