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[J.Bilkins]

http://laosung.blogspot.com/


Buying these monday for swing trading portfolio as long as they stay above levels. If they break the downside targets and trajectories are listed....

JNJ and AMGN....

p.s. was just kidding about best...

more info on da blog.....

[vitaminm]

JNJ>>15min buy,60min buy,dly sell,wkly sell ,monthly buy @59.28

[J.Bilkins]

Thanks. Always great to try for the best entry possible even if it is for a long term position. wyndysrf from capitalstool has been doing a good job with these. Seems likely that these stocks will be gamed as "safe" stocks with a down market...who knows...makes since of course...

[J.Bilkins]

vitamin. Do you like DODGX? Seems like another one that might be a decent idea.....besides "government backed" 5% cds. After seeing OEX's ( I think) comments about this I saw something very strange at ameritrade. Maybe I am wrong but it now shows in very plain site that my MM fund it chunks cash is is NOT government backed. I am assuming this can be changed but no clue. As to trading....the Yen carry trade is a doozer...watching that like a hawk. Also the tarriffs on the Chinese gloss paper products and the odd correlation with steel is very odd. I wonder how my favorite old school stock SCHN will perform.....possibly ignored. I am curious what the response will be next week by the Chinese. The bulls may be running short on cash but I here the Chinese have a cool trillion and change that it burning a hole in their pockets..... *These are things I watch to help overall trading etc. which is completely independent of the stocks. There will be times when I say no way on a chart that I would otherwise have bought etc...... risk/reward etc. Just watch the poker pros on tv and it should help performance at least some overall imo.... CNBC is using Chris Moneymaker in their contest.....winner of the world series of poker a few years ago......

[vitaminm]

DODGX/underperforms GSPC

http://finance.yahoo...s=D...x&c=^GSPC

compare fees and expenses

http://finance.yahoo.com/q/pr?s=vfinx

Edited by vitaminm, 01 April 2007 - 11:05 PM.

[hamakua]

Well, perhaps this is one of the est investment GURU's on the planet. (I had the pleasure of working closely with Quantum staff for 10 years and yes, they usually do have a crystal ball)

Some very interesting points made about SATURATION in stocks / bonds

http://www.financeas...px?CIaNID=48819

Edited by hamakua, 02 April 2007 - 06:11 AM.