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    Unofficial results for today:

    S&P 500 (C-fund): +0.40%; DWCPF (S-fund): +0.59%; EFA (I-fund): +0.90%.

    Thursday's MSCI EAFE shows a loss of -1.00% for the I-fund. If we add Wednesday's FV buffer of +0.55%, then Thursday's I-fund loss is -0.45%. But there's a 50/50 chance of a +FV (at least half a percent) tonight, so the I-fund could still wind up in positive territory.

    TNA gained +2.47% (YTD: +28.42%).

    Added a link below for anyone to download past ebbcharts (2007-2013) and track the triple patterns.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ebbnflow View Post
    Unofficial results for today:

    S&P 500 (C-fund): +0.40%; DWCPF (S-fund): +0.59%; EFA (I-fund): +0.90%.

    Thursday's MSCI EAFE shows a loss of -1.00% for the I-fund. If we add Wednesday's FV buffer of +0.55%, then Thursday's I-fund loss is -0.45%. But there's a 50/50 chance of a +FV (at least half a percent) tonight, so the I-fund could still wind up in positive territory.

    TNA gained +2.47% (YTD: +28.42%).

    Added a link below for anyone to download past ebbcharts (2007-2013) and track the triple patterns.
    Thanks for your work on this. I'm gonna be super pissed if the I fund posts a negative day when EFA was up almost a full 1%.

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    No need to be upset with the I fund - the gains always return eventually.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Birchtree View Post
    No need to be upset with the I fund - the gains always return eventually.
    Yep, whatever +FV (buffer) the I-fund gets today, turns into a -FV (baggage) tomorrow.

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    Ahhh thank you both

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    Quote Originally Posted by ebbnflow View Post
    Thursday's MSCI EAFE shows a loss of -1.00% for the I-fund. If we add Wednesday's FV buffer of +0.55%, then Thursday's I-fund loss is -0.45%. But there's a 50/50 chance of a +FV (at least half a percent) tonight, so the I-fund could still wind up in positive territory.
    Wednesday's FV buffer of +0.55% was added to Thursday's MSCI EAFE of -1.00% (loss -0.45%). But due to the falling dollar and late market movement to the upside, a new FV of +1.07% got tacked onto the I-fund's final price (gain +0.62%). So tomorrow, the I-funders will carry an FV baggage of -1.07% from the get-go.


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    Nikkei opened +4.5%!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by ebbnflow View Post
    Wednesday's FV buffer of +0.55% was added to Thursday's MSCI EAFE of -1.00% (loss -0.45%). But due to the falling dollar and late market movement to the upside, a new FV of +1.07% got tacked onto the I-fund's final price (gain +0.62%). So tomorrow, the I-funders will carry an FV baggage of -1.07% from the get-go.
    Does this mean if the markets closed down -1% tomorrow and you bought into the I-Fund, that you'd get in at -2.07% (2 for the price of one?)
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    Pin the tail on the donkey is more predictable than the elusive "I" fund

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    Thanks for the updates.

    Quote Originally Posted by ebbnflow View Post
    Wednesday's FV buffer of +0.55% was added to Thursday's MSCI EAFE of -1.00% (loss -0.45%). But due to the falling dollar and late market movement to the upside, a new FV of +1.07% got tacked onto the I-fund's final price (gain +0.62%). So tomorrow, the I-funders will carry an FV baggage of -1.07% from the get-go.
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    Quote Originally Posted by JTH View Post
    Does this mean if the markets closed down -1% tomorrow and you bought into the I-Fund, that you'd get in at -2.07% (2 for the price of one?)
    Yep, if you IFT'ed into the I-fund on Thursday before noon, but with Japan unleashing their own ultra-QE, the FV baggage of -1.07% is just the price of admission (Nikkei has been doing cartwheels tonight).

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    Analysts say that numbers between 190,000 to 200,000 are a bit high for the March jobs report. Whisper numbers which are considered closer to expectations are said to be in the range of 160,000 to 170,000.

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