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In the - any news doesnt matter unless its +, from briefing.com:

 

08:32 ET CPI near expectations : The total CPI gain of 0.3% was right in line with expectations, while the 0.1% core increase was a tenth below expectations. No one was really concerned about yesterday's PPI numbers anyway, but to the extent there was any concern, these tame CPI numbers should put it to rest. There is no inflation threat at present.

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Another crack in the facade . . .

 

Evidence funds "stealing" from shareholders?

 

Question: Where does all that money go? Answer: In the owner's pockets. For example, while Magellan shareholders lost over 40 percent in the past three years, the Forbes 400 list of America's richest billionaires reported that the net worth of Fidelity's two owners, Edward Johnson and Abigail Johnson, increased from $11.1 billion to $12.3 billion between 1999 and 2002, making them the 19th and 38th richest people in America.

 

Its 14 million individual shareholders, on the other hand, own vanguard. And Vanguard's Brian Mattes tells us that "Vanguard operates on cost basis, so it returns all profits, after expenses, to shareholders." So there is no gross profit markup payout for the owners. Mattes also says this is "the primary reason why Vanguard's expense ratio is so low," the benefits are passed on to shareholders.

 

When investors recently read that Congress and the GAO were investigating fund expenses, a cheer when up. Something is seriously wrong in the fund industry today, when the shareholders lose 40 percent while the owners gain 10 percent and put $1.2 billion more in their pockets.

 

Actually, it's even worse: Fund managers' compensation also increased 35 percent between 1999 and 2001. Plus fund directors voted themselves a 26 percent raise between 2000 and 2002. They now make an average of $249,500 for part-time work

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Hello to all the astro's

 

As we all know Saturn is going direct. My question is how long will it stay direct. It looked like the charts earlier posted shows the market goes down for the duration of Saturns directness. Whats the date where it goes retro (or does it do other things besides go direct and retro)

 

Thanks for the answer. ;-)

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From our friend Ike at www.Aegeancapital.com

 

U. S. Dollar: Here we go again, notice that the blue chips (Dow/SP500) tanked as the dollar tanked today. The reason is, as soon as the dollar declines, immediately sell programs from foreign institutions get triggered. Foreigners do not hold NASDAQ junk, they hold blue chips, and that is why they have been under pressure. The bottom line is this: the dollar will continue to impact the price action in the blue chips, pay attention to it.

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Pre Market Outlook is posted in the Anals.

 

Doc also wants to expressly thank all the new subscribers who have joined in recent days. February is well on the way to being a record month! And to all of you who have been around for awhile, let's face it, without you, Capitalstool wouldn't be here! :wub: Doc's deepest tanks to you!

 

The Stooltrading Beta experiment will continue today. Keep the Feedback coming!

 

OK, seats down. Buckle up! And Mousey, we are counting on you today!

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