Transfer 5/11 for 5/12/04

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Tom,

Nice call on I fund!:iafter I had 75% transferred out of stocks and into G Fund I checked Nikkei I decide to go against my pull out plan and move with you and transferred 50% into I fund for Wednesday. I had some harsh words for you until about 2:30ET and then I lighten up and gave you a big hug at Market close

Made back a big chunk of losses for the week and back under 3% losses from the last month, please give AW (Advanced Warning) when to pull up and out of I Fund

Please forgive me!:oo

Thank You,

GTO:D
 
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Yesterday morning, I retreated to a more moderate allocation, 21C, 21S, 21I, 37G. It was nice to have a few profitable days before making the move. This is an extremely conservative allocation for me. I would like to get back up to at least an 80/20 allocationvery soon. Fundadvice.com dropped down to 25% equities two days ago. If they go down to 0 in equities, I will probably drop to 50% equities spread equally across the 3 stock funds. I just cannot bring myself to ever go lower than that. I sure hope this thing gets moving again soon. With this more moderate allocation, I am hoping for some singles and doubles with very few strikeouts. Hopefully, some of you out there with 100% equity exposure will hit a home run. :D
 
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-stay put - sell - or buy-

I don't know,but am ready to play stock

may 16 to 213rd week . The bounce is

due already. DOW OR UP i'm in

I have 30 minute to things about it :shock:
 
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That was just a first impulse,really

I dont know what to do ,Things can

be worse :shock:but my number says

the market own us a profit...:D
 
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I would have pulled some out if the market was up. But since it's down, I'll stay put with 20% C, 30% S and 50% I.
 
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I moved everything to the G Fund on 4/28/04. My opinion is just hold on to some of the gains I've made and wait for some sort of market sign, as it is the market is fluctuating very slightly (higher and lower) usually when this happens the market tends to make a big drop before it makes a big gain, and you can get back in when you see a sign that a up turn is coming.
 
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staying G...........the market is just FLICKTID! I believe in buying the dips, however, this is not a dip, this is a major pull back that continues to be warranted by imminent rate hikes, a presidential election, military abuse problems, a media that is pro enemy andprefers reporting enemy abuseinstead of beheaded americans. Gas/Oil prices are out of hand. Steel and Concrete are extremely hard to get and the prices have gone through the roof.... Personally, I would cut my losses at this point until this ball starts rewinding itself.. Good Luck
 
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I tried to stay in the game but it has changed dramasticly and the losses continue to pile up so I have no other recourse than to pull back and regroup and later come back and fight another day.........The I Fund is just taking too much of my soldiers and and I can not stand there and continue to be a sitting target......... My time has come to go back to the G Fund..........:shock:
 
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Did not know Flicktid (unsure of the correct spelling) was a territorial word, however, if you must know................Edgewood, Maryland.....you're good Tom!

Afflicked is a bible word

Still G............however, I'm sensing a buying day tomorrow for funds...hope I'm right for ya'll (ya'll is a territorial word for us southerners)
 
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We are due for a rally and this is an options expiration week (usually good), but I'm actually considering talking something off the table. Maybe for Friday (Thursday transaction).

We'll see how it goes. Remember this chart?...

s&poptionavgreturn.gif
 
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Tom !

I supposed to jump to G after a rebound but

now feel a little greedy again .It's not easy

get out on the green.:D

Thinking,taking out half too :?
 
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Like ,what happened in monday ,tuesday wednesday thurdays and friday ?:D

in that expiration chart ? Look positive ?:?
 
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