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Originally Posted By: tpitcher
Anyone own TIP? (ISHARES BARCLAYS TIPS BOND FUND)

Good place to park lots of cash? If not, where else as MM funds are at 0.01%...


TIPS??? Maybe. I've posted this before, park money here:

MINT
GSY
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Today LINE was beat down again.

AGNC, FRN, HSA, FCX, NHF, etc with a nice pop.
 
Originally Posted By: Pablo
Originally Posted By: tpitcher
Anyone own TIP? (ISHARES BARCLAYS TIPS BOND FUND)

Good place to park lots of cash? If not, where else as MM funds are at 0.01%...


TIPS??? Maybe. I've posted this before, park money here:

MINT
GSY
__________________________________________

Today LINE was beat down again.

AGNC, FRN, HSA, FCX, NHF, etc with a nice pop.



Put MINT, TIP & GSY in your "compare" gonkulator.

1 yr: 2.44, 8.10 & 1.58% (respectively)

Yield: 1.07, 2.18, 0.56%

Net Expense: 0.35, 0.20, 0.27%

Looks like TIP goes up similar to PONDX & FNMIX.
 
Originally Posted By: Pablo


TIPS??? Maybe. I've posted this before, park money here:

MINT
GSY
__________________________________________



Put MINT, TIP & GSY in your "compare" gonkulator.

1 yr: 2.44, 8.10 & 1.58% (respectively)

Yield: 1.07, 2.18, 0.56%

Net Expense: 0.35, 0.20, 0.27%

Looks like TIP goes up similar to PONDX & FNMIX.


Thoughts??
 
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Originally Posted By: tpitcher


Put MINT, TIP & GSY in your "compare" gonkulator.

1 yr: 2.44, 8.10 & 1.58% (respectively)

Yield: 1.07, 2.18, 0.56%

Net Expense: 0.35, 0.20, 0.27%

Looks like TIP goes up similar to PONDX & FNMIX.


Thoughts??


I would say we are looking forward, not backward. If you think inflation is the problem, then TIP. If you want to park your money with less jolts, then MINT.


Originally Posted By: LT4 Vette
Why does LINE keep getting beat up ?



Oil prices and uncertainty about taxes.
 
12/07/2012 YOU BOUGHT
ONTY ONCOTHYREON INC COM STK NPV ISIN #US682
Cash Price: $3.918

12/12/2012 YOU SOLD
ONTY ONCOTHYREON INC COM STK NPV ISIN #US682
Cash Price: $4.962


Score.
 
Originally Posted By: tpitcher
Anyone own TIP? (ISHARES BARCLAYS TIPS BOND FUND)

Good place to park lots of cash? If not, where else as MM funds are at 0.01%...



What about BOND? That is a good mix of treasuries and corporates. Gross plays it fairly safe and stays on the short end of maturity because he's convinced rates are going up anytime soon. Pimpco Total Return mutual fund is also quite conservative and has lower volatility then other bond funds.

It's hard to analyze bond funds or bonds of one type or maturity based on yield alone because prices fluctuate inversely with yield; more so at the long end when yields get this low. Longer maturity bonds right now act like 0 coupon bonds. You don't go after yield (after all, there is none), you chase price based on changes in yield.

TIPs yields negative; their performance is from price appreciation alone for the most part. If TIP is an indicator of market anticipation of inflation, it's chart pattern is scary. Nasty rising wedge.
 
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Originally Posted By: Pablo
12/07/2012 YOU BOUGHT
ONTY ONCOTHYREON INC COM STK NPV ISIN #US682
Cash Price: $3.918

12/12/2012 YOU SOLD
ONTY ONCOTHYREON INC COM STK NPV ISIN #US682
Cash Price: $4.962


Score.


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Buying a huge boat-load of MINT today.
 
Got a load of MINT & THOPX for the IRA yesterday...

Anyone selling losers before the end of the year to offset the taxable amount?
 
Originally Posted By: tpitcher
Originally Posted By: Pablo
I doubled my position in LINE today.


Nice, but how about Linn Company (LNCO); same thing & may be a better Tax situation...

http://seekingalpha.com/article/1045101-...tracking_notify



That makes zero sense.

He writes:

Quote:
First, let me say that for those desiring to invest their IRAs or ROTHs choosing LNCO over LINE is a no-brainer. The reporting and tax issues surrounding MLPs are draconian.


In my SD IRA I don't have to report or otherwise do anything tax wise with the income, or if I buy/sell. Earnings are tax free. Of course in the future when I touch any money in my IRA accounts, it will be taxed as income, but that has nothing to do with my investment choices.
 
Originally Posted By: Pablo
Originally Posted By: tpitcher
Originally Posted By: Pablo
I doubled my position in LINE today.


Nice, but how about Linn Company (LNCO); same thing & may be a better Tax situation...

http://seekingalpha.com/article/1045101-...tracking_notify



That makes zero sense.

He writes:

Quote:
First, let me say that for those desiring to invest their IRAs or ROTHs choosing LNCO over LINE is a no-brainer. The reporting and tax issues surrounding MLPs are draconian.


In my SD IRA I don't have to report or otherwise do anything tax wise with the income, or if I buy/sell. Earnings are tax free. Of course in the future when I touch any money in my IRA accounts, it will be taxed as income, but that has nothing to do with my investment choices.


Oh, it's in your IRA. Then of course.
 
Originally Posted By: Pablo
Originally Posted By: LT4 Vette
How long are you gonna hold onto LINE ?



A LONG time, unless the company has issues.


+1
 
Originally Posted By: JHZR2
Originally Posted By: Pablo
Originally Posted By: LT4 Vette
How long are you gonna hold onto LINE ?



A LONG time, unless the company has issues.


+1


+2

I have xx,xxx of LINE & LNCO.
 
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