Thread: Birchtree's Account Talk

All I have to do today is take in $6K for my Birchtree 300 fund for a +$100K three day pop - but it may not happen. Although I also have 8 dividends due for reinvestment - so it remains exciting nonetheless. My bullish friends may step in later to grab some golden prices and push us higher.

Here are the last three trading days fast and furious action: +$17K, +$77K, -$57K for a gain of +$37K. I'm now +$20K for the month of November.

Originally Posted by FireWeatherMet

Looks like Wall St is starting to price in an Obama Win.
Birch, you get to ride this Obama-wave with me...I got in yesterday COB....saw bottoming and saw Obama looking very presidential with Christie in NJ and Romney looking very, well, Romney-ish, packing a few fruit baskets in Ohio (saying he's sending them to NJ) and pretending he's the small scale privatized version of FEMA...just pathetic.

Markets can calm down now, now that they realize Obama now wins...Bernanke (and low rates) stay, and even HC Insurance companies can relax since they prefer to get 35 million new paying customers.

So welcome to the Obama Express rally...you're in for the ride, even if you don't realize who the engineer of the train really is. (lol).

If Obama looks presidential now, how has he looked previously...bernanke is "retiring" seems like a precursor to the election, since Romney said he will fire him

I'm with Dick Morris on this one - a landslide is in the making. The November market could run away to the upside with so many sitting on the sidelines - all I need to make is another +$380K to meet my monthly goal since I didn't set one for October.

You may be right, Birch. I do see pockets of confidence in a Romney victory out there. Kenneth Bicker's research is one place. My how the remainder of the CU campus must hate his study's results!

However, I moved out of the S Fund to safety today. Maybe I've listened too much to the mainstream media and I will be wrong, but I think an Obama victory is being priced in and tomorrow (Tues) may even reflect that with a down day, before the election results are even announced. In this case I think a multi-week slide will occur as the campaign hangover slowly becomes the debt-ceiling/Fiscal cliff round 2 clash.

If Romney surprises then I think I will need to quickly use my 2nd move to get on the rocket. But, a Romney win will lead to lots of tantrums, harsh rhetoric and bad feelings in the coastal urban areas where people live that think they are smarter than the rest of us.

Originally Posted by Warrenlm

BTW since we've trained millions to rely on the EIC, WIC, SNAP, TANF and some actually file tax returns to get the $5000 refund, what would a 60% increase in negative $5000 be?

why that would still be 2.

too much.

Originally Posted by rcknfrewld

If Obama looks presidential now, how has he looked previously...bernanke is "retiring" seems like a precursor to the election, since Romney said he will fire him

Good for Rommey. Hope the old guy wins.

I agree with Birch, a Romney Victory will be good for the market...

Originally Posted by Aviator_Guy

I agree with Birch, a Romney Victory will be good for the market...

That's why I'm thinking about going all in!

Dow up close to 160 points - the goodbye toasted Obama Baloney rally is picking up steam. Make me money.

"its not over till the fat lady sings" but i like making money too....