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    Default 4Runner's Account Talk

    April statistics from CNBC below. Beginning tomorrow, two tokens (IFTs) will be handed to us for April - use 'em wisely.
    • Dow (since 1897)
      • On average the Dow has gained 1.1% during April (and an avg of 1.5% after a positive March)
      • Up 56% of the time, average gains of 4.63% when up (and an avg of 5.3% after a positive March)
      • Down 44% of the time, average loss of -3.43% when down (and an avg of -2.8% after a positive March)
      • The biggest April gain was in 1933, when the Dow finished up 31.95%
      • The biggest April loss was in 1932, when the Dow finished down -23.68 %
      S&P (since 1928)
      • On average the S&P has gained 1.16% during April (and an avg of 1.7% after a positive March)
      • Up 62% of the time, average gains of 4.33% when up during April (and an avg of 4.4% after a positive March)
      • Down 38% of the time, average loss of -3.96% when down during April (and an avg of -3.0% after a positive March)
      • The biggest April gain was in 1933, when the S&P finished up 33.85%
      • The biggest April loss was in 1932, when the S&P finished down -20.25%
    • Nasdaq Composite (since 1971)
      • On average the Nasdaq has gained 1.22% during April (and an avg of 2.4% after a positive March)
      • Up 63% of the time, average gains of 4.61% when up during April (and an avg of 4.4% after a positive March)
      • Down 37% of the time, average loss of -4.6% when
      • down during April (and an avg of -3.7% after a positive March)
      • The biggest April gain was in 2001, when the Nasdaq finished up 15%
      • The biggest April loss was in 2000, when the Nasdaq finished down -15.6%
    http://www.cnbc.com/id/29975133

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    Default Re: 4Runner's Account Talk

    Very interesting!!! Thanks.
    May the force be with us.

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    Default Re: 4Runner's Account Talk

    6th Biggest Holder of US Government Debt - Pension Funds (From CNBC)

    Pension funds control large amounts of money, reserved for personal retirements, and thus are obligated to make relatively safe investments. This group includes both private and local government pension funds, totaling $456.4 billion. The private pension fund category also includes US Treasury securities held by the Federal Employees Retirement System Thrift Savings Plan "G Fund."

    http://www.cnbc.com/id/29880401?slide=11

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