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  1. #11401

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    Quote Originally Posted by Elgallo View Post
    You would have to remind us!
    Hey, I'm old too. My kids remind me of that daily!

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    Default Re: Birchtree's Account Talk

    Hey birch if you dont mind me asking, I know youve got quite a lot of stocks working for you, but what would you say your ratio is of higher risk "wall flowers" to lower risk "blue chip" performers?
    S.E. Cupp has my vote!

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    Judy,

    I'm slowly working my way toward your current allocation of 40C/20S/40I and will probably remain there for the duration of the summer. The dollar will continue to be soft awhile longer but will at some point reverse - that's when I'd like to be holding only 40%I fund. A price of $22.50 would seem propitious to move another 10% to the C fund. After that we'll have to see how the world looks for the next 20% to the C fund. Now I'm off to buy some wall flowers. Every day the market rallies I earn flower power in my margin account - that's money used to buy without selling something. When Uncle Ben states that interest rates will remain unchanged for an extended period of time - that only encourages the formation of more margin accounts - and that creates demand for equities. It's a great time to own assets.


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    Nate,

    My guesstimate is probably 70% small cap and 30% large cap in my oceanic account. I invest my portfolio as a family unit. My wife is fully loaded in large caps in her defined contribution plan and my TSP (tugboat) is moving toward 80% large cap and 20% small cap. At this point in the market cycle the random walk theory is working well. I just buy what I like and a lot of my choices are based on contrarianism - if it stinks I like it especially if they pay a dividend. I just found out my KRO has declared a 2 for 1 stock split at about $60. I'm in at a low of $9.50 and have been dollar cost averaging all the way up. I expect more stock splits and buy outs as the market moves higher in price.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Birchtree View Post
    Buying a few wall flowers this morning while the money is in my pocket: GLW, VCI, FLO, WMB, AP, TREX, BAS, WAB. It proposes to be a long day and I may return for a few more wall flowers later.
    Nice jump on VCI on high volume this morning... Wonder what happening there?

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    It could mean that a slower economy may mean the use of more coupons - I never go to the grocery without mine.

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    My moto is to just buy'em: CE, STO, HSC, AKS, HEI, DRC, KMT, HBI. I'm afraid I'm going to have so much money I won't be able to spend it all - nah, that fear is unrealistic. I've prepared a long time for this moment and will spend every dime until the Dow hits 16,875, then I'll catch my breath.

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    ur crazy.... like your attitude though. .I call that many years of experience/wisdom.

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    Miss me yet?
    I like TSPTalk and I think most people here are well-intentioned but if I followed their advice, I'd be hunkered down in my basement with a thousand cans of tuna fish.

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    Quote Originally Posted by FAB1 View Post
    Miss me yet?
    How did you know? I don't like being sarcastic all by myself.

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    Man, I need to quit answering other people's account.


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