nsurf9
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NASA, SB, yes I trying to get a little active again on the TSPTalk board - I've still go money in it - unfortunately and luckily. Any word from Steady?
Still detest the 2008 IFT rule, still want to bring an temporary injunction - bast@rds.
SB, hows the back? - surgery?
I've been trying to follow a retracement coming up from 2008 for clues to this mess. Along with a finger in the wind and a little short term stochastics. And a heck of a lot of luck. The up side is getting elogonated and sideways in distortion, but the snags and slides back up have some corrolation, but waning. I've tryed to loose my sharp focus for a more general focus and patience. Slovikia will get their small pockets lined and the E.U will also kick the can further down the road, just lie the U.S. did. May as well be a drunk deer caught with lights in its wide open eyes on I95 at 5:45 in the morning.
I posted recently posted that, if there was any time for the soverigns fill their economies' sails, it would be with the notoriously good November-December winds. I still believe that to be true. However, a long time ago I posted something about a very ominious feeling about the behaviour of the markets. - I believe the great real estate banking fraud that parabolically pushed home prices beyond a 30-year mortgage and well beyond the median income was half. The bigger and resultant problem of government overspending and the great soverign lie is the other. The U.S. is quickly, if not already, insolvent. And if the last IOU doesn't get bought, Greece will look like a paradise and I'm moving to a carribean island.
I'd still love it, if we at TSP Talk and FandasyTSP we able for one year to have 10-12 IFTs (some paid, but no I fund, or only one) to be able to show the TSP Board and every federal employee the difference between being proactive and taking responsibilty for your money and being in mixed portfolio a dollar cost re-averaging B.S. really can be. What a shame, but I'm ever hopeful.
Hope this finds you both well! nsurf9
Still detest the 2008 IFT rule, still want to bring an temporary injunction - bast@rds.
SB, hows the back? - surgery?
I've been trying to follow a retracement coming up from 2008 for clues to this mess. Along with a finger in the wind and a little short term stochastics. And a heck of a lot of luck. The up side is getting elogonated and sideways in distortion, but the snags and slides back up have some corrolation, but waning. I've tryed to loose my sharp focus for a more general focus and patience. Slovikia will get their small pockets lined and the E.U will also kick the can further down the road, just lie the U.S. did. May as well be a drunk deer caught with lights in its wide open eyes on I95 at 5:45 in the morning.
I posted recently posted that, if there was any time for the soverigns fill their economies' sails, it would be with the notoriously good November-December winds. I still believe that to be true. However, a long time ago I posted something about a very ominious feeling about the behaviour of the markets. - I believe the great real estate banking fraud that parabolically pushed home prices beyond a 30-year mortgage and well beyond the median income was half. The bigger and resultant problem of government overspending and the great soverign lie is the other. The U.S. is quickly, if not already, insolvent. And if the last IOU doesn't get bought, Greece will look like a paradise and I'm moving to a carribean island.
I'd still love it, if we at TSP Talk and FandasyTSP we able for one year to have 10-12 IFTs (some paid, but no I fund, or only one) to be able to show the TSP Board and every federal employee the difference between being proactive and taking responsibilty for your money and being in mixed portfolio a dollar cost re-averaging B.S. really can be. What a shame, but I'm ever hopeful.
Hope this finds you both well! nsurf9
