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Right now I am 100% G since last Friday as I saw the down coming with my "system". Intermediate-term is upward. My goal is to minimize losses while being a fairly active "day-to-day" trader. I started in late January and am up for the year so far even with the huge down in late Feb.
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Last edited by EW_ret; 03-28-2007 at 06:26 PM. Reason: correct spelling error
Oh I left off the "talk" at the end lol
Anyone wonder why we have three funds that all follow each other? Wouldnt it be better to have at least 3 differently behaving funds to choose from? Yes, you can argue F is the counter-weight to C, S, I but it feels more like a riskier G to me.
The perfect counter-weight would be a hedge or short fund.
Or at least some non-cyclicals...or metals maybe...or an inverse fund![]()
Last edited by chemmie; 03-28-2007 at 08:51 PM.
Just think of all the whining that would be going on now if the 'real estate fund' had been instituted. I admit to being caught up in the desire to have such a fund. Probably won't be a call for that one anytime soon.
lol...youre talking to someone with 30% of their other 401k in a REIT :P and yes i am being stubborn about not getting out til ive made a profit...begin the ridiculing now![]()
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