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Transfer 7/28 for 7/29/04
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puertorico
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Tom I think if today is big time down.Would be the best time
to be in stock 100% to buy low and stay put in there
BECOUSE would be to low"stock"
" the euro is big time down for now bad to I-FUND TODAY"
good luck.:^
Tom I think if today is big time down.Would be the best time
to be in stock 100% to buy low and stay put in there
BECOUSE would be to low"stock"
" the euro is big time down for now bad to I-FUND TODAY"
good luck.:^
puertorico
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MORNING CALL CNBC:shock:
OIL HIT 43 MARK...:s
tHat's the olnly think I worry about it:X
By other way look like the market is near bottom
MORNING CALL CNBC:shock:
OIL HIT 43 MARK...:s
tHat's the olnly think I worry about it:X
By other way look like the market is near bottom
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Tom's question continues to echo in my mind: Just how much is built into prices?
A lot of oil companies have increased profit margins and I wonder if part of that is in anticipation of rising oil costs, thereby leaving their stock prices intact.
VLCCF, TNPand SUN are up today, everything else is down, except ARO (a clothing retailer). NAT has me a little concerned since it has started following the Market rather than its sector, but its 10% yield makes it sooo lovable.
Tom's question continues to echo in my mind: Just how much is built into prices?
A lot of oil companies have increased profit margins and I wonder if part of that is in anticipation of rising oil costs, thereby leaving their stock prices intact.
VLCCF, TNPand SUN are up today, everything else is down, except ARO (a clothing retailer). NAT has me a little concerned since it has started following the Market rather than its sector, but its 10% yield makes it sooo lovable.
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hehe, ya, I was just checkin' out the Wilshire 4500 (DWCP)lows, too, thinking 415 is "it". I am a bit surprised (should I be?) that today's black day is as large as yesterday's white day--i.e. dumping just about exactly yesterday's gains. What do you think of this wide price movement? I don't know what to think of it.
And I haven't checked volume...and I hate tohave to ask, again, where can I see index volume?
(baha...if I don't have an anyeurism by 60, I surely will have lost my mindby then...so, ya, time horizon.)
hehe, ya, I was just checkin' out the Wilshire 4500 (DWCP)lows, too, thinking 415 is "it". I am a bit surprised (should I be?) that today's black day is as large as yesterday's white day--i.e. dumping just about exactly yesterday's gains. What do you think of this wide price movement? I don't know what to think of it.
And I haven't checked volume...and I hate tohave to ask, again, where can I see index volume?
(baha...if I don't have an anyeurism by 60, I surely will have lost my mindby then...so, ya, time horizon.)
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We could waffle around fora while down here. Check out May's lows. It took about 12 trading days before the rallycame off of the bottom. Volume seemed to have been heavier this morning but it seems to have lightned up. We are off our lows for the day right now with the Dow down only 40.
Volume for Nas and NYSE can be found herehttp://finance.yahoo.com/indices?u
We could waffle around fora while down here. Check out May's lows. It took about 12 trading days before the rallycame off of the bottom. Volume seemed to have been heavier this morning but it seems to have lightned up. We are off our lows for the day right now with the Dow down only 40.
Volume for Nas and NYSE can be found herehttp://finance.yahoo.com/indices?u
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tsptalk wrote:
oooOOOOooooh....yeaaaaahhh..... It's on my links bar now.
So it looks like we only had an intraday SAAaaaaaAAAG; prices have gone back up. (except for my lolligagging satellite radio holdings...phooey)
Oh, wow, I see it: DWCP is behaving exactly like it did May 10-12. Let's see if tomorrow is a narrow trading range around 420.
tsptalk wrote:
oooOOOOooooh....yeaaaaahhh..... It's on my links bar now.
So it looks like we only had an intraday SAAaaaaaAAAG; prices have gone back up. (except for my lolligagging satellite radio holdings...phooey)
Oh, wow, I see it: DWCP is behaving exactly like it did May 10-12. Let's see if tomorrow is a narrow trading range around 420.
puertorico
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sell-off means "rally"
Hope to see green today
what in the menu for monday ? 15 min
sell-off means "rally"
Hope to see green today
what in the menu for monday ? 15 min
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Hello you guys......I have learned a great deal since I started reading this site and one thing that I have learned is that we must not panic when the market goes down, stand in your ground and do not start jumping in and out every other day, since it may only increase your losses. Also, diversified, I used to only go into one (1) fund (100%) and try to catch the "big numbers" I have learned that the key is to diversified and you eventually will get back what you have lost. Thanks to Tom and the rest of you.
Hello you guys......I have learned a great deal since I started reading this site and one thing that I have learned is that we must not panic when the market goes down, stand in your ground and do not start jumping in and out every other day, since it may only increase your losses. Also, diversified, I used to only go into one (1) fund (100%) and try to catch the "big numbers" I have learned that the key is to diversified and you eventually will get back what you have lost. Thanks to Tom and the rest of you.
TSP-roulette
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Greetings Tom, due to the latest terror threats what will suggestions be for Tue. I can't do anything about Monday which just might bea bad day. With the highest level of security around the financial institutions, I wonder if things might just be ok as far as tomorrow is concerned.I am just looking for suggestions as to what everyone's plans are for Tue. Thanks Tom.
Greetings Tom, due to the latest terror threats what will suggestions be for Tue. I can't do anything about Monday which just might bea bad day. With the highest level of security around the financial institutions, I wonder if things might just be ok as far as tomorrow is concerned.I am just looking for suggestions as to what everyone's plans are for Tue. Thanks Tom.
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With the new terror threats and I hear Kerry jumped four points in the ratings,the market has reason to be under some pressure. How the market reacts may tell us something about the strength of this, what I call, the third phase of the bull market. It's supposed to be a time when bad news is shrugged off.
As I mentioned the other day, we may have to retest last Mondays's low before going higher. That couldget that bearish percent up to 40%. I also mentioned that any drops here would be good buying opportunities for anyone not still invested.
But always remember to stay within your comfort zone. Know your telerance levels for risk and volatility.
With the new terror threats and I hear Kerry jumped four points in the ratings,the market has reason to be under some pressure. How the market reacts may tell us something about the strength of this, what I call, the third phase of the bull market. It's supposed to be a time when bad news is shrugged off.
As I mentioned the other day, we may have to retest last Mondays's low before going higher. That couldget that bearish percent up to 40%. I also mentioned that any drops here would be good buying opportunities for anyone not still invested.
But always remember to stay within your comfort zone. Know your telerance levels for risk and volatility.
shift_dawg
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Mike
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http://usatoday.printthis.clickabil...ntion&expire=&urlID=11186062&fb=Y&url=http://http://usatoday.printthis.clickability.com/pt/cpt?action=cpt&title=USATODAY.com+-+Poll%3A+No+boost+for+Kerry+after+convention&expire=&urlID=11186062&fb=Y&url=http%3A%2F%2Fhttp://www.usatoday.com%2Fnews%2Fpoliticselections%2Fnation%2Fpresident%2F2004-08-01-poll-kerry_x.htm&partnerID=1660]http://www.usatoday.com%2Fnews%2Fpoliticselections%2Fnation%2Fpresident%2F2004-08-01-poll-kerry_x.htm&partnerID=1660]http://usatoday.printthis.clickability.com/pt/cpt?action=cpt&title=USATODAY.com+-+Poll%3A+No+boost+for+Kerry+after+convention&expire=&urlID=11186062&fb=Y&url=http%3A%2F%2Fhttp://www.usatoday.com%2Fnews%2Fpoliticselections%2Fnation%2Fpresident%2F2004-08-01-poll-kerry_x.htm&partnerID=1660
USA Today/Gallup shows no bounce for Kerry. Even the Newsweek bounce of 4% is tiny. In other words, last week's political convention and its effect on the race are non-events.
The issues to focus on are oil prices and terror warnings.
http://usatoday.printthis.clickabil...ntion&expire=&urlID=11186062&fb=Y&url=http://http://usatoday.printthis.clickability.com/pt/cpt?action=cpt&title=USATODAY.com+-+Poll%3A+No+boost+for+Kerry+after+convention&expire=&urlID=11186062&fb=Y&url=http%3A%2F%2Fhttp://www.usatoday.com%2Fnews%2Fpoliticselections%2Fnation%2Fpresident%2F2004-08-01-poll-kerry_x.htm&partnerID=1660]http://www.usatoday.com%2Fnews%2Fpoliticselections%2Fnation%2Fpresident%2F2004-08-01-poll-kerry_x.htm&partnerID=1660]http://usatoday.printthis.clickability.com/pt/cpt?action=cpt&title=USATODAY.com+-+Poll%3A+No+boost+for+Kerry+after+convention&expire=&urlID=11186062&fb=Y&url=http%3A%2F%2Fhttp://www.usatoday.com%2Fnews%2Fpoliticselections%2Fnation%2Fpresident%2F2004-08-01-poll-kerry_x.htm&partnerID=1660
USA Today/Gallup shows no bounce for Kerry. Even the Newsweek bounce of 4% is tiny. In other words, last week's political convention and its effect on the race are non-events.
The issues to focus on are oil prices and terror warnings.
Mike
Active member
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I just hate it when I try copy-pasting links into here and they display like that... oh well. I'm too lazy to try to fix it more than once.
Tom, I just read an article which stated there aren't any really good deals in the stock market right now - and that most fund managers have fairly substantial cash holdings (20% or more in many cases). It went on to state that the best buying opportunities are likely to happen in late August/September. What's your opinion on all of that?
I just hate it when I try copy-pasting links into here and they display like that... oh well. I'm too lazy to try to fix it more than once.
Tom, I just read an article which stated there aren't any really good deals in the stock market right now - and that most fund managers have fairly substantial cash holdings (20% or more in many cases). It went on to state that the best buying opportunities are likely to happen in late August/September. What's your opinion on all of that?
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