Thread: rangerray's Account Talk

I'm trying to figure out how the one person has over 11% for the month. Other than getting real lucky with their IFT's.

Originally Posted by nasa1974

I'm trying to figure out how the one person has over 11% for the month. Other than getting real lucky with their IFT's.

He held the S Fund for nine calendar days and it just worked out.

Originally Posted by rangerray

It's going to be tough to catch that #1 position on the tracker!

Especially if you are closer to the bottom than the top...

So much for waiting on a pullback this week

Originally Posted by rangerray

So much for waiting on a pullback this week

Who's to say today's action won't flip-flop by the afternoon? Although it may not, we've certainly seen it before... many times.

Call me lucky, call me smart...I'm buying today's dip. As of COB today, I'll be 100% S Fund.

OK... You are lucky and smart.

Originally Posted by rangerray

Call me lucky, call me smart...I'm buying today's dip. As of COB today, I'll be 100% S Fund.

How about smucky? Or, would you prefer lart?

Originally Posted by rangerray

Call me lucky, call me smart...I'm buying today's dip. As of COB today, I'll be 100% S Fund.

I say this as a throwback to an old 70's sketch Chevy Chase did on Saturday Night Live which must have been during the gas shortage. I can't find a relic on YouTube, but the sketch opens with him pumping gas and initiating a lofty speech with, "Call me lucky, call me smart..." about all he's doing during the crisis to save gas and all the while his pump is overflowing onto the ground, seemingly without him even noticing. As a kid, I've always remembered that amusing sketch and so anytime I do something with an air of expertise, I start off with "Call me lucky, call me smart.."

Originally Posted by rangerray

I say this as a throwback to an old 70's sketch Chevy Chase did on Saturday Night Live which must have been during the gas shortage. I can't find a relic on YouTube, but the sketch opens with him pumping gas and initiating a lofty speech with, "Call me lucky, call me smart..." about all he's doing during the crisis to save gas and all the while his pump is overflowing onto the ground, seemingly without him even noticing. As a kid, I've always remembered that amusing sketch and so anytime I do something with an air of expertise, I start off with "Call me lucky, call me smart.."

You got me looking up Chevy Chase quotes now. Here's one that might fit the situation in a roundabout way:

Remember Danny, two wrongs don't make a right, but three rights make a left.

Classic Weekend Update beginning...

Hello. I'm Chevy Chase, and you're not.