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Birchtree
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phil2000,
Are you watching the 10 year bonds at all - they put in a 3.98% rate today.
Perhaps you think a recession is being fortold by the bonds. If on the other hand the bond is saying little or no apparent inflation - you will miss the ride up. Stay in the G fund as long as you can tolerate the penny - let us know when you come out of the shelter. Enjoy that penny - I want my $3.00 thanks. Good luck
permabull#2
phil2000,
Are you watching the 10 year bonds at all - they put in a 3.98% rate today.
Perhaps you think a recession is being fortold by the bonds. If on the other hand the bond is saying little or no apparent inflation - you will miss the ride up. Stay in the G fund as long as you can tolerate the penny - let us know when you come out of the shelter. Enjoy that penny - I want my $3.00 thanks. Good luck
permabull#2
Mike
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Independent of my belief that you are wrong about the market topping, I do have one question about this:
If equities have topped out as you believe, why would you go to the G fund over the F fund (which tends to move opposite the C)? I'd think you'd make more money in F if what you believe is true about the market. :%
Independent of my belief that you are wrong about the market topping, I do have one question about this:
If equities have topped out as you believe, why would you go to the G fund over the F fund (which tends to move opposite the C)? I'd think you'd make more money in F if what you believe is true about the market. :%
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