Tom
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I'm along the lines with Scout333 in one of the first posts, 12% (1% a month).
I'm still new to the TSP club, so while learning the ropes, that's the lowest I want this year. Anything over that will be a very welcome bonus and make me a happy investor.
My goal is to outperform the best performing fund. Originally I started following this site because I wanted to beat the G fund. Now with this community and what I've learned since then, I am confident I can consistently beat C and S (or F/G in a down year). I won't complain if I make money this year, but my goal is to do better than 'buy and hold.'
Wow... I guess you have to dream big.
I'm retired and taking payments vis IRS 72t rules. A realistic goal. A percentage higher than my withdrawal plus inflation. Anyway, anything over 5% is a positive. 10% would be awesome!
I want to have at least a point or two edge on the L2030 - which is the super science driven allocation my betters feel I should be invested in.
After that, I would love to beat the S&P500 - but not with the risk of the S&P500. I have never lost anything close to some of the dumps in the S&P500 and I want to keep it that way...
This year feels like a 6%er in the S&P500...
Lookin' up at the 'G Fund'!!!
I am due for another big year, probably how everyone else feels.
I stick my neck out for 15%, but I am shooting for 2 - 2 1/2% per month putting me about 25%.
I lost touch of that goal last year on month three when I had to start traveling again and the market became volatile. Well see what happens I guess !!
goal is 20%, happy with +10%
CURRENT ALLOCATION = 100% G
Fear is the greatest buy signal ever seen in the stock markets - Birchtree
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