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Strategies & Market Trends
Buying SPLITs and other Strategies

An SI Board Since November 2003

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38	Thanks, that's a valuable bit of information. I'm going to have to read	Terry Whitman	-	11/20/2003
37	The NQ trading sounds pretty risky. I don't think i would have the concentra	Terry Whitman	-	11/20/2003
36	Yes, that would be more useful- I had a similar idea yesterday too. I've put	Terry Whitman	-	11/20/2003
35	Dan, here is the list of my actual trades. You can see that the Rydex funds yie	J D B	-	11/20/2003
34	Another thought or question. Did you charge yourself margin interest on the seco	doniam	-	11/19/2003
33	Terry, You may want to write in the SPLIT announcement stocks with the date, an	SpecialK	-	11/19/2003
32	Unfortunately, I am trying to get a new computer running and having a few proble	Dan Duchardt	-	11/19/2003
31	I'll pull that info together tomorrow and try to post it. Dave	J D B	-	11/19/2003
30	Dave, Holy Smoke! I'd really be interested in more details of your Rydex s	Ken Adams	-	11/19/2003
29	Dave, Thanks for that! I didn't realize I could do that. I quite obviousl	Ken Adams	-	11/19/2003
28	My strategies-lots of basics-IMO-ADJUSTING TO MARKET CONDITIONS IS KEY. siliconi	richardred	-	11/19/2003
27	I wondered the same. Terry? Most reverse splits I've seen recently are doin	Rextar98	-	11/19/2003
26	Wonder how this works on reverse stock splits. Not very good I venture. To many	richardred	-	11/19/2003
25	Dan, I compared 10 trades from June 2001 to present (longer-term trades) using R	J D B	-	11/19/2003
24	I am curious how you came to your conclusion. What exactly did you compare? I	Dan Duchardt	-	11/19/2003
23	Rydex Funds: I've used the Rydex Dynamic Funds a lot in the past and decided	J D B	-	11/19/2003
22	Ken, if your account is with Rydex, then you can trade the Dynamic funds twice a	J D B	-	11/19/2003
21	The NQ is a futures instrument tracking the NDX. I don't trade it as often	Ken Adams	-	11/19/2003
20	Thanks. I've been away virtually all day, so I'm sorry for this late re	Ken Adams	-	11/19/2003
19	Yes, it goes both ways, long and short. The tues-fri system is explained in Post	Terry Whitman	-	11/19/2003
18	USPIX is 2X inverse of NDX and UOPIX is 2X of NDX. One thing you have to be very	Softechie	-	11/19/2003
17	Not familiar with either. I have about all I can keep track of with Rydex. Wou	Ken Adams	-	11/19/2003
16	That NDX strategy is interesting. I wonder how it would work to trade the NQ ra	Ken Adams	-	11/19/2003
15	How about USPIX and UOPIX? They're good too.	Softechie	-	11/19/2003
14	<b>TTTIIIIMMMBBBBEEEEERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR!!!	Softechie	-	11/19/2003

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