Thread: I fund

I'm thinking the same thing, but I'm going to wait until Wednesday to get in I fund. I'm not an expert, just my gut feeling.

Pulled the trigger, 70I/30S.
Dips have been bought quickly lately and this Cypress thing will quickly be forgotten...I hope

I think that's good horse sense.

Unofficial results for today:

S&P 500 (C-fund): -0.55%; DWCPF (S-fund): -0.46%; EFA (I-fund): -1.10%.

Monday's MSCI EAFE shows a loss of -1.44% for the I-fund. That was some buzz cut, but it could have been worse. No FVs involved. Expect Japan's Nikkei to bounce back.

TNA lost -1.56% (up +37.80% for the year). Added a link below for anyone to download past ebbcharts (2007-2013).

Unofficial results for today:

S&P 500 (C-fund): -0.24%; DWCPF (S-fund): -0.41%; EFA (I-fund): -0.32%.

Tuesday's MSCI EAFE shows a loss of -0.31% for the I-fund. Cyprus plan to levy bank deposits was struck down. Stealing dirty money from the Russians is not a good idea (one can end up glowing in the dark).

TNA lost -1.23% (up +36.11% for the year). Added a link below for anyone to download past ebbcharts (2007-2013).

Thanks for the info Ebb!

Japan's Nikkei is closed for a holiday (Vernal Equinox).

Unofficial results for today:

S&P 500 (C-fund): +0.67%; DWCPF (S-fund): +0.97%; EFA (I-fund): +0.61%.

Wednesday's MSCI EAFE shows a gain of +0.34% for the I-fund. That's disappointing, but there's a slim chance for a +FV with Japan's Nikkei (closed yesterday) still expected to track Wall Street gains.

TNA gained +2.83%% (up +39.96% for the year). Added a link below for anyone to download past ebbcharts (2007-2013).

Unofficial results for today:

S&P 500 (C-fund): -0.83%; DWCPF (S-fund): -0.81%; EFA (I-fund): -0.89%.

Thursday's MSCI EAFE shows a loss of only -0.18% for the I-fund. And, I don't think there's a negative FV coming. The European markets are due for a bounce (UK/FTSE down 5 days).

TNA lost -2.74% (up +36.13% for the year). Added a link below for anyone to download past ebbcharts (2007-2013).

Ugh! The I-Fund is bringing me down. I have to remember my reward will come later, while I continue to keep Dollar Cost Averaging at great prices.

Its easy to be short sighted.

I can envision "I" hitting 30$ a share in about 5 years...I am hoping for a pullback down to 20$ by April...either way I am taking the plunge