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Got in FAS yesterday at 6.16. Sold this morning at open. Nice way to start the day.
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That's the truth in investing....in ANY industry.Originally Posted by theone2401
Originally Posted by andycrazn
cause they really like our money?
But they are "worried" about the government limiting their executive pay and changing the terms of the loans on them. They are worried about the government kicking out the CEO's like GM.
I guess my point is dont pay attention to what the banks say pay attention to what they do. Also dont forget these numbers are pre announced and the market still wont break 8k with any conviction...
I don't know too much about this Bruce Fund 651, but how long term will this investment be? I went to Yahoo Finance and looked at the profileand this stood out. I'm not sure about the portfolio allocation, but it's investing in bonds, particularly zero coupon bonds and government securitiesraises red flags. This is because interest rates are historically low at this point and the prices paid for bonds are therefore extremely expensive. Especiallyfor zero-coupon bonds. In essence interest rates have nowhere to go but up, which will, all other things equal, lower the price of the bonds bought nowsubstantially in the future.Originally Posted by 651akathePaul
So uh...Just put $1,000 into my Roth IRA E-Trade account. About to invest in the Bruce fund (BRUFX) Did a lot of research and this the fund I'm choosing to go with. Now all I have to do is pull the trigger. Dow's up almost 200 points today so now I'm a little hesitant, but I will pull the trigger when I feel the time is right. Next week or so most likely.
Originally Posted by acts65
Got in FAS yesterday at 6.16. Sold this morning at open. Nice way to start the day.
Originally Posted by JC08
I don't know too much about this Bruce Fund 651, but how long term will this investment be? I went to Yahoo Finance and looked at the profile and this stood out. I'm not sure about the portfolio allocation, but it's investing in bonds, particularly zero coupon bonds and government securities raises red flags. This is because interest rates are historically low at this point and the prices paid for bonds are therefore extremely expensive. Especially for zero-coupon bonds. In essence interest rates have nowhere to go but up, which will, all other things equal, lower the price of the bonds bought now substantially in the future.Originally Posted by 651akathePaul
So uh...Just put $1,000 into my Roth IRA E-Trade account. About to invest in the Bruce fund (BRUFX) Did a lot of research and this the fund I'm choosing to go with. Now all I have to do is pull the trigger. Dow's up almost 200 points today so now I'm a little hesitant, but I will pull the trigger when I feel the time is right. Next week or so most likely.
Of course I don't know ANYTHING about the inner workings of the portfolio so I cannot comment on that, but if you have done the research and are happy and agree with their investing strategy than by all means do what you want to do. Just be careful what the management fees and expenses are.
Originally Posted by Oh YoU MaD
Can someone school me on FAS? Why is this stock all I hear on NT? And there is Dey Know
Originally Posted by shch
so who got into FAS and/or BAC today??? I'm still holding on to my FAZ positions right now, hope it'll do better.
damn, I have positions in both. What's the best thing to do right now? and how about SRS?Originally Posted by Matt Barkley Heisman Number 8
feds have pretty much f'd the shorts in the *@+ with short term solutions and banks have sold their souls for 1st quarter earnings. better off shorting both fas and faz. both will be irrelevant in no time.
Originally Posted by freakydestroyer
damn, I have positions in both. What's the best thing to do right now? and how about SRS?Originally Posted by Matt Barkley Heisman Number 8
feds have pretty much f'd the shorts in the *@+ with short term solutions and banks have sold their souls for 1st quarter earnings. better off shorting both fas and faz. both will be irrelevant in no time.
Originally Posted by CruThik3
I think I'm going to start thinking illogically in order to start making money again. How the f did BAC go up 40% when the news said they need another $39 million in bail out. It's getting ridiculous. However, if the market does indeed crash again I will say, I told you so.
wells fargo and JPM are healthy banks
yea they are healthy relative to two zombie banks. but that isnt saying much.
My personal opinion is they are pre releasing their earnings because they want to get the pop before the stress test results come out. They will"pass" of course but they are going to need more money.
If it follows through after 8K i might open some long positions