SPDR Barclays Capital TIPS (AMEX:IPE)

jakevf (53.43) Submitted: 12/6/2010 9:04:53 AM : Start Price: $51.28 IPE Score: -9.02

market recovery is bad for TIPS etfs

WCWlooky (23.65) Submitted: 7/26/2010 11:06:21 PM : Start Price: $49.28 IPE Score: +3.71

Do not think inflation is here yet, but it is coming sooner or later and the Market is gonna trickle down stair step for a few years so the boys can make some money and buy holders can be milked again.

Rbbarn7ExicteCom (23.33) Submitted: 2/19/2009 11:00:39 AM : Start Price: $44.17 IPE Score: -33.21

POST BY RBBARN7EXCITECOM

MY PICK TO OUTPERFORM THE BEST STOCK

LICASTICK (46.20) Submitted: 1/20/2009 6:03:36 PM : Start Price: $43.45 IPE Score: +26.30

This is a risky call!

One the one hand its seems as though currency levels have subsided to bullish levels offset by what would have to be judg'd as hyperinflation (the risk) due to the war. This could be credited to the infusion of buyers seeking to raise oil par barrel and put the US dollar on the list of the top 500 terdemonsters.

On the other hand it must be figured that to compete with other countries ~treasuries must hedge there assets held in the US. Which could be look'd upon as one big loan to the middle east to stabilize its own interest 'foreign relation'.

This leads us to current day phenomenon where one legacy is being exchanged for another oil-markets--"so to speak". Banks are on the verge of extinction in the US and are being converted in the same way Great Britian treated there banks. The blame, 'inflation was being turned into hyperinflation by a inflated amount of individuals investors involved in electronic trading causing hedgefunds to collapse due to insufficient funds.

This leads us out of inflation and into the economics. The problem to many traders are willing to risk large positions in a bear market and leave the leverage over to banking industry. This causes a need for more capital with elevated risk to be infused in and out of the markets. The reason is that the money isn't gone simply invisible to the naked eye.

So why is this a risky call? There is no proof that hyperinflation has actually happened yet.

maxslone (77.62) Submitted: 11/1/2008 8:21:38 PM : Start Price: $40.77 IPE Score: -6.93

I like TIPS, but I likes stocks better now.

AgentFlashcool (< 20) Submitted: 9/30/2008 1:02:42 PM : Start Price: $44.92 IPE Score: +14.26

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SleazyD (< 20) Submitted: 4/28/2008 8:53:15 AM : Start Price: $46.31 IPE Score: -31.29

Bond fund. Will not outperform the S&P. I'll take the free points. IRL, I own this stock as a hedge, It manages to move up in downturns and move down when the market is good.... but never by very much.