sonofthunder
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Hey Smedlap, have been trying to reply to your question but for some reason i keep getting the unauthorized message, no matter how many times i log in?
my change from 100% I to all 3 stock funds is just my best guess after reading this board and checking out some of the recommend chart reading, [ big charts, etc. and reading the stock market comments on various sites, nbr, msn-money,yahoo and others. As well as studying Toms comments and comparing all that i read, to the December and thus far Jan share prices in our funds. i have noticed that theI fund has usually taken the smallest hit in the dips, due to the influx of the dollars being invested over there. just as some have said many times on this board, what goes up must come down. in comparing the almost all time low of the dollar even if it stays low i see our economy growing due to the increase in our exports and the influx of many millions of overseas visitors spending many millions of our dollars in our economy. just from the percentages of drops in each fund, i just believe we may see a very big correction in the short-long term I fund share prices, once the bull market in the C fund takes hold, which i believe will happen as we see our dollar start climbing, and i believe that this will happen after we see this string of mergers slow down, with all of the money invested in these mergers the bigcompanies will want to see some big profits, and that can only happen when our dollar starts to climb and more money will be invested in these big mergers stocks because of the profit potential from the savings that will develope due to streamlining, which is common in big mergers. iread this as an inviation to all of those overseas investments rushing back to take advantage of the sudden growth in these big mergers, which i believe will start a change reaction in ourS&P.it is just my opinion of course, but i believe that the mergers will by themselves cause our dollar to rise. just call it an uneducated guess, hunch, or just a common or uncommon sense approach. tomorrow i am going with Tom for a while 50% C 25% S and 25% (I just in case)
Hey Smedlap, have been trying to reply to your question but for some reason i keep getting the unauthorized message, no matter how many times i log in?
my change from 100% I to all 3 stock funds is just my best guess after reading this board and checking out some of the recommend chart reading, [ big charts, etc. and reading the stock market comments on various sites, nbr, msn-money,yahoo and others. As well as studying Toms comments and comparing all that i read, to the December and thus far Jan share prices in our funds. i have noticed that theI fund has usually taken the smallest hit in the dips, due to the influx of the dollars being invested over there. just as some have said many times on this board, what goes up must come down. in comparing the almost all time low of the dollar even if it stays low i see our economy growing due to the increase in our exports and the influx of many millions of overseas visitors spending many millions of our dollars in our economy. just from the percentages of drops in each fund, i just believe we may see a very big correction in the short-long term I fund share prices, once the bull market in the C fund takes hold, which i believe will happen as we see our dollar start climbing, and i believe that this will happen after we see this string of mergers slow down, with all of the money invested in these mergers the bigcompanies will want to see some big profits, and that can only happen when our dollar starts to climb and more money will be invested in these big mergers stocks because of the profit potential from the savings that will develope due to streamlining, which is common in big mergers. iread this as an inviation to all of those overseas investments rushing back to take advantage of the sudden growth in these big mergers, which i believe will start a change reaction in ourS&P.it is just my opinion of course, but i believe that the mergers will by themselves cause our dollar to rise. just call it an uneducated guess, hunch, or just a common or uncommon sense approach. tomorrow i am going with Tom for a while 50% C 25% S and 25% (I just in case)