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Soooo....is this it?
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That's what my crystal ball says smine.
That's what my crystal ball says smine.
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nnuut wrote:
Het nnuut,
Maybe this will work for you, it does for me
When you start getting close to a your threshold of loss or pain don't panic! just start pulling very small amounts off the table each day like maybe 5% and tuck it in to G Fund. That way you limit your chances of missing a rebound and also know you cutting your daily losses. this take the edge off. Kinda like drinking a ice cold beer ona very hot summer day, it doesn't cool the day down, but sure does taste good!
I have been 100% stocks since the first of the month and now i'm getting close to my 5% loss threshold and started last monday pulling 5% off each day and now have 25% sitting in G fund waiting on the 10.49 G Fund bump and cocked and ready to be shot back into stocks when the tide turns
just a suggestion
GTO
nnuut wrote:
Het nnuut,
Maybe this will work for you, it does for me
When you start getting close to a your threshold of loss or pain don't panic! just start pulling very small amounts off the table each day like maybe 5% and tuck it in to G Fund. That way you limit your chances of missing a rebound and also know you cutting your daily losses. this take the edge off. Kinda like drinking a ice cold beer ona very hot summer day, it doesn't cool the day down, but sure does taste good!
I have been 100% stocks since the first of the month and now i'm getting close to my 5% loss threshold and started last monday pulling 5% off each day and now have 25% sitting in G fund waiting on the 10.49 G Fund bump and cocked and ready to be shot back into stocks when the tide turns
just a suggestion
GTO
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Could this be the day? On April 22, 2004, the S fund hit 13.27 in price. It traded sideways or down for 17 days until it hit it's low of 12.16 on May 17th. On June 30th, the S fund hit 13.22 and has traded sideways or down for 17 days to yesterdays low of 12.18. Maybe today is the day we get a little bounce back and then start going up from here. Who knows. I sure hope so. Plus, 17 is my lucky number. :^
Could this be the day? On April 22, 2004, the S fund hit 13.27 in price. It traded sideways or down for 17 days until it hit it's low of 12.16 on May 17th. On June 30th, the S fund hit 13.22 and has traded sideways or down for 17 days to yesterdays low of 12.18. Maybe today is the day we get a little bounce back and then start going up from here. Who knows. I sure hope so. Plus, 17 is my lucky number. :^
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Looking good, come on baby....................:u
Looking good, come on baby....................:u
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http://apnews.myway.com/article/20040727/D843769O0.html
According to this article, consumer confidence has hit a two-year high in July, posting a number significantly higher than what investors expected.
http://apnews.myway.com/article/20040727/D843769O0.html
According to this article, consumer confidence has hit a two-year high in July, posting a number significantly higher than what investors expected.
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mlk_man wrote:
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Funny how things happen to mimic each other sometimes. :shock:
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"I think it's pretty solid," Feinman said of the employment gains. But he added that "it hasn't been super fast - it's like an oil tanker changing directions."
He better leave my oil tankers alone! 
At least he didn't say "like the Titanic changing direction".
Rod wrote:
Ya, but it has a loooong way to go to make up for the recent crappiness.
"I think it's pretty solid," Feinman said of the employment gains. But he added that "it hasn't been super fast - it's like an oil tanker changing directions."
At least he didn't say "like the Titanic changing direction".
Rod wrote:
Ya, but it has a loooong way to go to make up for the recent crappiness.
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Rolo wrote:
You got that right! I'll be lucky just to break even from this week's losses.
Rolo wrote:
He better leave my oil tankers alone!
"I think it's pretty solid," Feinman said of the employment gains. But he added that "it hasn't been super fast - it's like an oil tanker changing directions."
At least he didn't say "like the Titanic changing direction".
Rod wrote:
Ya, but it has a loooong way to go to make up for the recent crappiness.
You got that right! I'll be lucky just to break even from this week's losses.
