Thanks for all the great comments and tips about traveling.
We have had a few very bearish comments left which is fine. Some people are more comfortable taking extreme action before truly bad things happen. this is not my idea of the best way to go but to each his own.
Please keep in mind that that all we are is more volatile. The move down has been slight.
I have have also had some nice comments about the ETF analysis done here, thanks.
I plan to delve into Wisdomtree soon enough but I would like to get a better feel for hte funds but clearly the yields are compelling as is the back tested performance.
To update on my somewhat bearish posture, as expected I lage a little in both directions (up and down) which makes sense to me for now as the market cannot re take its 200 DMA.
Sorry for any typos I am holding up some shop keepers in Sigtuna.
More later.
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Volatilty is the game. I have not put the DJIA or Nasdaq on a daily graph for the past few months, but both have gyrated, but for all practical purpose have have traded in a very narrow scale. This worries me, because my pet peeve is costs and jumping in and around the market. It seems for at least the near future to put my portfolio in the deep freeze and not look at the markets, which would be better for my health.
Good comments by Roger today in "The Street.com" on dividend paying ETFs.
I also would like to hear your comments on the new Wisdomtree ETFs. I have a lot of respect for Jeremy Siegel and he has a stake in these from what I understand.
These high dividend paying ETFs seem to be great for a core holding for retirees who want reasonable stock market exposure with income.
Teva is a sreaming buy.
Roger, you probably don't have much time to surf, but Barry's "The Big Picture" blog has a Monday post on the subject "Strong Opinions, Weakly held." A methodology for dealing with future events. It is one that I think you, as well as your readers, won't want to miss.
OG
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