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July 30, 2009 at 12:38 PM #439879July 30, 2009 at 12:40 PM #439120
pepsi
ParticipantAfter the crash, I am actually “cautious positive” about the market, and I have been writing lots of puts for various stocks.
It works very well for me.
July 30, 2009 at 12:40 PM #439322ParticipantAfter the crash, I am actually “cautious positive” about the market, and I have been writing lots of puts for various stocks.
It works very well for me.
July 30, 2009 at 12:40 PM #439647ParticipantAfter the crash, I am actually “cautious positive” about the market, and I have been writing lots of puts for various stocks.
It works very well for me.
July 30, 2009 at 12:40 PM #439719ParticipantAfter the crash, I am actually “cautious positive” about the market, and I have been writing lots of puts for various stocks.
It works very well for me.
July 30, 2009 at 12:40 PM #439889ParticipantAfter the crash, I am actually “cautious positive” about the market, and I have been writing lots of puts for various stocks.
It works very well for me.
July 30, 2009 at 12:45 PM #439130moneymaker
ParticipantYes, something is amiss, stocks climbing, gold not dropping, the 10 year rate bouncing like a ping pong ball. That’s why I called Vanguard this morning to see which of my investment choices was the closest thing to cash. It’s the “Federal Money Market Fund” which is going away and will henceforth be called “Prime Money Market Fund”, I guess the word Federal weakens the saleability of the fund. Anyway, didn’t move any money just becoming informed. These are definitely weird economic times we are in!
July 30, 2009 at 12:45 PM #439332ParticipantYes, something is amiss, stocks climbing, gold not dropping, the 10 year rate bouncing like a ping pong ball. That’s why I called Vanguard this morning to see which of my investment choices was the closest thing to cash. It’s the “Federal Money Market Fund” which is going away and will henceforth be called “Prime Money Market Fund”, I guess the word Federal weakens the saleability of the fund. Anyway, didn’t move any money just becoming informed. These are definitely weird economic times we are in!
July 30, 2009 at 12:45 PM #439657ParticipantYes, something is amiss, stocks climbing, gold not dropping, the 10 year rate bouncing like a ping pong ball. That’s why I called Vanguard this morning to see which of my investment choices was the closest thing to cash. It’s the “Federal Money Market Fund” which is going away and will henceforth be called “Prime Money Market Fund”, I guess the word Federal weakens the saleability of the fund. Anyway, didn’t move any money just becoming informed. These are definitely weird economic times we are in!
July 30, 2009 at 12:45 PM #439729ParticipantYes, something is amiss, stocks climbing, gold not dropping, the 10 year rate bouncing like a ping pong ball. That’s why I called Vanguard this morning to see which of my investment choices was the closest thing to cash. It’s the “Federal Money Market Fund” which is going away and will henceforth be called “Prime Money Market Fund”, I guess the word Federal weakens the saleability of the fund. Anyway, didn’t move any money just becoming informed. These are definitely weird economic times we are in!
July 30, 2009 at 12:45 PM #439899ParticipantYes, something is amiss, stocks climbing, gold not dropping, the 10 year rate bouncing like a ping pong ball. That’s why I called Vanguard this morning to see which of my investment choices was the closest thing to cash. It’s the “Federal Money Market Fund” which is going away and will henceforth be called “Prime Money Market Fund”, I guess the word Federal weakens the saleability of the fund. Anyway, didn’t move any money just becoming informed. These are definitely weird economic times we are in!
July 30, 2009 at 1:04 PM #439140Nor-LA-SD-guy
Participant[quote=threadkiller]Yes, something is amiss, stocks climbing, gold not dropping, the 10 year rate bouncing like a ping pong ball. That’s why I called Vanguard this morning to see which of my investment choices was the closest thing to cash. It’s the “Federal Money Market Fund” which is going away and will henceforth be called “Prime Money Market Fund”, I guess the word Federal weakens the saleability of the fund. Anyway, didn’t move any money just becoming informed. These are definitely weird economic times we are in![/quote]
To tell the truth (and these again are just my opinions),
Gold kind of looks fair valued about here (or at least in the $700 – $1000 an oz range) given the demand from Asia etc… as they are more Gold crazed that most of U.S.A. types.
July 30, 2009 at 1:04 PM #439341Participant[quote=threadkiller]Yes, something is amiss, stocks climbing, gold not dropping, the 10 year rate bouncing like a ping pong ball. That’s why I called Vanguard this morning to see which of my investment choices was the closest thing to cash. It’s the “Federal Money Market Fund” which is going away and will henceforth be called “Prime Money Market Fund”, I guess the word Federal weakens the saleability of the fund. Anyway, didn’t move any money just becoming informed. These are definitely weird economic times we are in![/quote]
To tell the truth (and these again are just my opinions),
Gold kind of looks fair valued about here (or at least in the $700 – $1000 an oz range) given the demand from Asia etc… as they are more Gold crazed that most of U.S.A. types.
July 30, 2009 at 1:04 PM #439667Participant[quote=threadkiller]Yes, something is amiss, stocks climbing, gold not dropping, the 10 year rate bouncing like a ping pong ball. That’s why I called Vanguard this morning to see which of my investment choices was the closest thing to cash. It’s the “Federal Money Market Fund” which is going away and will henceforth be called “Prime Money Market Fund”, I guess the word Federal weakens the saleability of the fund. Anyway, didn’t move any money just becoming informed. These are definitely weird economic times we are in![/quote]
To tell the truth (and these again are just my opinions),
Gold kind of looks fair valued about here (or at least in the $700 – $1000 an oz range) given the demand from Asia etc… as they are more Gold crazed that most of U.S.A. types.
July 30, 2009 at 1:04 PM #439739Participant[quote=threadkiller]Yes, something is amiss, stocks climbing, gold not dropping, the 10 year rate bouncing like a ping pong ball. That’s why I called Vanguard this morning to see which of my investment choices was the closest thing to cash. It’s the “Federal Money Market Fund” which is going away and will henceforth be called “Prime Money Market Fund”, I guess the word Federal weakens the saleability of the fund. Anyway, didn’t move any money just becoming informed. These are definitely weird economic times we are in![/quote]
To tell the truth (and these again are just my opinions),
Gold kind of looks fair valued about here (or at least in the $700 – $1000 an oz range) given the demand from Asia etc… as they are more Gold crazed that most of U.S.A. types.
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