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HereWeGoParticipant
I’d like to find a muni that invests in US exporters. That would be a big-time winner IMO. Anyone know of such a fund?
I agree that international is a heck of an investment, especially given the strength of the global economy. I prefer low cost munis to index funds, though.
HereWeGoParticipantThe market today seems to differ a smidge with your analysis, jg.
HereWeGoParticipantI agree wholeheartedly, Critter.
That said, the $64 question is “Will those who currently hold the bag (i.e, the big Wall Street Boys) be bailed out by the taxpayers?”
HereWeGoParticipantDrew-
That was my first thought as well.HereWeGoParticipantSounds like that community might have an REO or two around Labor Day.
HereWeGoParticipantI take it there is a second mortgage on the property? Who is the second lender?
Are the properties rented, or still seeking renters?
HereWeGoParticipantYeah, I’m in a totally different asset class, and I might be walking cowboy style for a while.
Look out for the Fed, folks. Bernanke has a hanger full of helicopters, and only the merest drops of fuel have yet been spent.
HereWeGoParticipantPretty brutal day for gold, no doubt about it. If jg is really big into charts and graphs, he needs to stay away from the 30 day and 60 day charts for gold. Yikes.
HereWeGoParticipantEvidence of predatory borrowing?
HereWeGoParticipantFiguring out the markets is just such a maddening game at times. Are funds taking profits in gold to buy bargains in the stock market? 3-4% bargains?
Chris,
Would you agree that, for the most part, the markets are driven by the actions of large funds rather than individual investors?HereWeGoParticipantIs there a PPT for gold? That Hong Kong market might get a bit interesting.
HereWeGoParticipantAnyone have the current NOD and NOT totals for the first two weeks of February in San Diego County? If those continue to skyrocket, that’s a fairly strong piece of evidence that DB is incorrect.
HereWeGoParticipantLet’s revisit this topic in 3-4 months.
HereWeGoParticipantFED seems like it could be in for trouble, but on the other hand, the short interest is around 30% of float. That’s awfully high.
By comparison, the WaMu short interest is less than 2% of float.
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