Aggie76 Account Talk

**Aggie76** · 06-03-2005, 05:04 PM

Just found this WebSite a couple days ago. I have no experience in investing and as a result only change positions one or two times a year.

Jun 2, I went 100% G fund for the first time. After reading today's post, I decided to move some over to F fund. I have never been in the F fund before. I am normally 100 percent in the C, S, of I fund.

The reason I went to G yesterday was due to the run up in the past month. I was thinking the market would go down in the short term. I will be back in the Cfund at 100 % probably by the end of the month.

**Birchtree** · 06-03-2005, 08:59 PM

Aggie 76,

You must be a graduate of that great university in Texas. Hope you have boots.

If you wait until the end of the month to go back to C fund, you run the risk of leaving a lot of potential gains on the table. Not much to be had in the F fund at this time in the interest rate cycle - unless you have accurate pistols to trade. Good luck.

permabull#2

**Aggie76** · 06-03-2005, 09:18 PM

Yes to both, Texa A&M and I do still havemy boots. Thanks for the advice. I have NO "accurate pistols to trade". Just taking a "breather" after the run up in May.

**tsptalk** · 06-04-2005, 04:50 AM

Welcome Aggie! Good luck.

Tom

**Aggie76** · 06-06-2005, 01:15 PM

Trying to catch that penny that members are talking about.

I will probably stay in G for the remainder of the week.

**Aggie76** · 06-08-2005, 04:01 PM

Expecting the penny tonight based on information from the board. Chasing a penny or two over in F (50%) until retreating back in the G for the next penny.

**Aggie76** · 06-08-2005, 04:04 PM

I've made more IFT's this past week than I've made in the past two years. Hope it pays off.

**Birchtree** · 06-09-2005, 12:16 AM

Aggie 76,

Have you contemplated why it is that you are making thses moves at this time - after being complacent for the last 2 years? How does your luck run - you may be active just as we are getting ready to end this side ways motion - and start moving upward with strength and significant momentum. You are having some fun, right? That's really what counts - stay informed.

**Aggie76** · 06-09-2005, 12:27 AM

I noticed that I had roughly the same amount of money (a few dollars more) in my TSP Dec 31, 2004 as I did mid May 2005. I had S60 and C40 during that time. I wanted to do better than even so searched the web for "help" and found this site. At the moment I'm kind of following the majority on the board.

Brian.

**Aggie76** · 06-09-2005, 01:28 AM

Birchtree,

I just went back to check out the share prices.

Dec 31 (C $12.91; S $14.73)

May 31 (C $12.79; S $14.55)

Not much progress. I only have 12 to 15 years to retirement.

Aggie76.

**Birchtree** · 06-09-2005, 01:58 AM

Aggie 76,

Yes, but you should have gotten some very nice pricing with dollar cost averaging you contributions. That was a heck of a 900 point correction we experienced from 3/7 to the bottom of 4/20. The C fund got all the way down to $12.38, and the S fund reached a low of $13.63. Actually the C fund bottomed at $12.25. And you should have been nibbling all the way back up another 500 points. Good luck on the quick draw. Wasn't the Lone Ranger a Texas Ranger before he put on the mask?

Dennis- permabull#2