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What is average volume for a stock to reasonably be considered "liquid?" Also, is it fair to assume that it is dumb to buy an relatively illiquid stock you may want to sell with little hassle? Thanks, Ansare

Because they know what likely lies ahead - a monetary system "reset"! This "last phase" marks a desperate reach for one more group of "suckers." It is this phase which precedes the reset as debt merchants realize that they are in fact granting credit (creating money) to people who do not...

From Karl Denninger at http://market-ticker.denninger.net/ Monday, December 3, 2007 The Money/Credit Cycle.... I'm going to "spend" my ticker today talking about something that you're not taught in school, yet is critical to understanding where we are - and where we're headed in the...

Maybe, but a damned smart and charming one he is. Way to go, Stoney. Ansare

Well, it depends on your time frame. There could be slight correction coming soon in both gold and energy but long term they look very strong. How long you plan on keeping that money working is the key. I encourage you to use the Bloomberg link to find potential funds.

Well, I do not buy and hold. I use a very simple system, though. Using a two year weekly chart with a 40 SMA, if price remains above I'm in, and if below, I'm out. Obviously, if the fund is going sideways or down, you're out. Simple but it works.

Both are very solid funds. However, here is a link which allows you to compare many. http://tinyurl.com/39awn4

No, Stoney, you're the best. Followed this thread and did very, very well. Really appreciated a great deal, thank YOU. Ansare

Cool, Stoney, thanks.

Stoney--thanks for the reiteration. Bought a nice chunk. Ansare

Thanks very much, Stoney. Really appreciate your work and suggestions. Ansare

Do you have a small unit or something? Really, you think that tough guy act is impressive? It would if this were 8th grade. Ok, 6th grade.

That's apparently why you get the big bucks. Blending two stocks never came to mind. A quick glance tells me I need to look very seriously at that one. Thank you very much. Ansare.

I like to use this fund in a couple of accounts where flexibility is limited. I am, however restricted to how many times in a year I can go round trip. So if I could find a stock that trends fairly close to the fund, I can trade it as often as I like with no worries. Ansare

Excellent suggestion, thank you, again. Ansare

Again, thank you. I did compare that list as well--sorry, should have mentioned that--and got the same erratic results. I never thought of overlaying the futures on the fund. If there is a way to do it on my TOS platform, I can't find it. Intriguing idea, though. Ansare

Thank you, but that was the first place I looked. I compared the charts of the fund and the stocks. While some are closer than others, I could not find one that one a very good match. Regardless, appreciate your idea. Ansare.

The fund is UNWPX. Idea?

Apologies for not being more clear. I know what the major holdings of the fund are, but the largest stocks held do not trend real closely to the fund. I am searching for a stock that does. Thanks for responding. Ansare

Anyone know of a search engine or method that will find one or several stocks that trend very closely to a particular mutual fund? Any and all suggestions appreciated. Ansare