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Just noticed update. Enjoy Superbowl Day everyone!
Just noticed update. Enjoy Superbowl Day everyone!
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Maybe they're too busy "NOT" updating their data more often.
Rolo, what do you think about "Energy" mutual funds? Is it too late or is there still money to be made in the right fund. I own some T.Rowe Funds and they have a fairly moderate energy fund I'm thinking about sinking some bucks in. (PRNEX) It did 30% last year and is leading my portfolio tracker of over50 funds this year. There's no redemption fee, so is easy to get back out of if the world turns to poop. Thanks for any insight you might have.
O yeah, congrat's on leading the pack in the quarterly funds gains.
Maybe they're too busy "NOT" updating their data more often.
Rolo, what do you think about "Energy" mutual funds? Is it too late or is there still money to be made in the right fund. I own some T.Rowe Funds and they have a fairly moderate energy fund I'm thinking about sinking some bucks in. (PRNEX) It did 30% last year and is leading my portfolio tracker of over50 funds this year. There's no redemption fee, so is easy to get back out of if the world turns to poop. Thanks for any insight you might have.
O yeah, congrat's on leading the pack in the quarterly funds gains.
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Montana wrote:
The thing I have to watch is avoiding the drops! I hope I paid enough in 2004 to learn that. :X 
See this thread for the other stuff: http://www.tsptalk.com/mb/view_topic.php?id=1209&forum_id=25
Montana wrote:
OoooOOOoooohh...the PReeeEEEeeeeesuRe! heh, thx. Let's just try to keep my TSP from being a has-been.
The thing I have to watch is avoiding the drops! I hope I paid enough in 2004 to learn that. :X See this thread for the other stuff: http://www.tsptalk.com/mb/view_topic.php?id=1209&forum_id=25
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cargostud wrote:
I wonder if they have contracted themselves to this other place that is mentioned, and we have to go thru there - I didn't follow-up.
I'm not having any fun anymore !!
Icolor this light bulb as black as my account is red!!)
Best of the moves/non-moves to all !! grandma
cargostud wrote:
When I first met them months ago, they updated every night. I e-mailed customer service a week ago, the address then flipped to `billing..'I have had no response. Their signal lights etc are rather useless if they aren't current.:X
I wonder if they have contracted themselves to this other place that is mentioned, and we have to go thru there - I didn't follow-up.
I'm not having any fun anymore !!
Icolor this light bulb as black as my account is red!!)Best of the moves/non-moves to all !! grandma
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