THE NOSE KNOWS WHERE THE FUNDS FLOW!!!!!

[jarrett1]

After 23 weeks of mutual fund inflows...we have had three weeks of outflows...based on faulty premises and bad information.

Total outflows from long-term mutual funds were $5.43 billion for the week.

Equity funds had inflows of $1.87 billion for the week, compared to outflows of $1.03 billion in the previous week.

Domestic equity funds had outflows of $463 million, while inflows to world equity funds were $2.33 billion….are you looking at this phartmore...well are you?

Hybrid funds had inflows of $678 million for the week, compared to inflows of $1.15 billion in the previous week.

Bond funds had outflows of $7.97 billion…HELLO….IT’S ABOUT FREAK’N TIME… compared to outflows of $13.47 billion during the previous week.

Taxable bond funds saw outflows of $4.60 billion…ya think?

While municipal bond funds had estimated outflows of $3.37 billion…another investor brilliant decision to be sliced and diced like precision

[frankq]

Well, I know there was some inflow from me today...

[jarrett1]

How did that feel going in/down?...hee...hee

[frankq]

Didn't hurt a bit...........

[jarrett1]

who said anything about bit...ing

[frankq]

Yikes!!

[usaone]

Biggest outflow in Bonds since they started keeping records in 1992.

[jarrett1]

    !!!!HOLY CRAP!!!!

Total estimated outflows from long-term mutual funds were $28.54 billion for the week ended Wednesday, June 26, 2013!

Equity funds had inflows of $169 million for the week, compared to inflows of $1.98 billion in the previous week.

Domestic equity funds had outflows of $962 million, while inflows to world equity funds were $1.13 billion.

Hybrid funds had outflows of $591 million for the week,
compared to inflows of $679 million in the previous week.

Bond funds had outflows of $28.12 billion, compared to outflows of $7.97 billion during the previous week. Well its about time!

Taxable bond funds saw outflows of $20.45 billion, while municipal bond funds had estimated outflows of $7.68 billion.

And so it goes...no one knows...but the nose knows where the funds flow!

[frankq]

Doesn't look like many people wanted to take a position or increase them this week.

[jarrett1]

The DOW and other averages will finish with new highs this year!...so there...I took a position!

[Peace Of Mind]

I'm counting on it!  16,000 anybody? 

And my nose knows where the wine flows.  I'm a poet and didn't know it! 

[jarrett1]

Please see Market at What?...FTI TOLD YA SO!!!! by kman

[jarrett1]

Hi Gorgeous
How are you my beauty?....yes we see things similarly in regards to the slow up side in the market to be compatible with this slow growth economy...as a matter of fact its perfect...because of the hit the economy has taken with the sequester reductions...we still have +1% GDP and that will growth stronger under these stringent edits

[Peace Of Mind]

Hello Handsome!

"yes we see things similarly in regards to the slow up side in the market to be compatible with this slow growth economy...as a matter of fact its perfect...because of the hit the economy has taken with the sequester reductions...we still have +1% GDP and that will growth stronger under these stringent edits"

Yeah, that's what I was going to say! 

[jarrett1]

And where the wines flows..."I"'s goes....

so lets get the poet...with some moet...into the boat and "I"ll row it!...

[jarrett1]

Total outflows from long-term mutual funds were $4.89 billion for the week

Equity funds had inflows of $228 million for the week, compared to inflows of $45 million in the previous week.

Domestic equity funds had outflows of $2.08 billion, while estimated inflows to world equity funds were $2.31 billion.

Hybrid funds had inflows of $851 million for the week, compared to outflows of $593 million in the previous week.

Bond funds had outflows of $5.97 billion, compared to outflows of $28.23 billion during the previous week.

Taxable bond funds saw outflows of $5.05 billion, while municipal bond funds had outflows of $920 million.

With the exception to the move to equities....These are all wrong moves...at the wrong time....to the wrong asset classes  

[jarrett1]

Total inflows to long-term mutual funds were $1.28 billion for the week, reversing a several weeks of outflows.

Equity funds had inflows of $7.60 billion for the week, compared to inflows of $246 million in the previous week.

Domestic equity funds had inflows of $4.55 billion, while inflows to world equity funds were $3.05 billion.

Hybrid funds had inflows of $1.79 billion for the week, compared to inflows of $861 million in the previous week.

Bond funds had outflows of $8.10 billion…you think? ...it’s about time? ....this is the end of the party we spoke about ….the musical chairs with C4 for a prize!!! ... compared to outflows of $5.98 billion during the previous week.

Taxable bond funds saw outflows of $5.73 billion, while municipal bond funds had outflows of $2.38 billion.


As quoted here the market continues to rise and make new daily highs

You just can't loose with the stuff "I" use!

[sunrnr]

As quoted here the market continues to rise and make new daily highs

As far as numbers go, correct. As far as actual buying power compared to the previous record high in 2006, not so much due to inflation.
Still, it's the direction more than the magnitude that counts me be thinkin', which I try to do a little of each day ....

[Peace Of Mind]

Just stopping by to see what the nose knows today.    Hope all is going well for everybody!  

Jarrett - You look good in red! 

[jarrett1]

Well thank you lovely lady...the nose knows that sucking toes makes things grow!

And one could only imagine what you'd look like wearing red, drinking red and laying in bed!


OH MY GOD DID "I" JUST SAY THAT!!!!...yep I did!

[jarrett1]

Total estimated inflows to long-term mutual funds were $3.54 billion for the week....it's not a streak (yet)...but a peek at next week! 

Equity funds had inflows of $3.84 billion for the week, compared to inflows of $7.58 billion in the previous week....yippee kai yay!

Domestic equity funds had inflows of $2.46 billion, while inflows to world equity funds were $1.38 billion.....Europe was 8% this week...that's more than the S&P...in case you are interested


Hybrid funds had inflows of $3.19 billion for the week, compared to inflows of $1.79 billion in the previous week....people poking their toes in the market again!

Bond funds had outflows of $3.49 billion, compared to outflows of $8.10 billion during the previous week.

Taxable bond funds saw outflows of $1.04 billion, while municipal bond funds had outflows of $2.46 billion.
EARNINGS...EARNINGS...EARNINGS...EARNINGS...EARNINGS...EARNINGS...EARNINGS...EARNINGS...EARNINGS

[jarrett1]

!!!!HOLY SEE...IT'S WEEK 3...OF FUND FLOWS!!!!


Total inflows to long-term mutual funds were $8.29 billion for the week


Equity funds had inflows of $4.17 billion for the week, compared to inflows of $3.84 billion in the previous week.

Domestic equity funds had inflows of $2.72 billion, while inflows to world equity funds were $1.44 billion.

Hybrid funds had inflows of $2.05 billion for the week, compared to inflows of $3.19 billion in the previous week.

Bond funds had inflows of $2.07 billion, compared to outflows of $3.48 billion during the previous week....OH NO!!!...NOT AGAIN!!!!

Taxable bond funds saw inflows of $4.08 billion, while municipal bond funds had outflows of $2.01 billion.

In any event people are as mixed up as ever...and have been wrong as to direction of this market for the last five years, those here like wxyz, Virginian, usaone, aham, gdyva and others got this right...this is a cautious market...which has been climbing a wall of worry for quite some time...we are barely above 8.5% over any previous market high and does in no way constitute a bubble.

[bimetalaupt]

Frank,
The odds are three to one for gaining assets in November with stockmarket relaxed prices in September. Problem birds will haunt us but the EU should brake out first.

Inscriptions are going to fan the German growth and France should turn. Swiss drugs should drive ahead along with jnj.

My bet is zInvestco European growth. Investors class has made 12.33% percent for the last ten years.(AEDAX)..cost 1.71% but ranked five star.

Just a thought,
Bimetalaupt

[frankq]

Thanks Bruce. Good info. Hope you're feeling well too!