Thread: Post Your "12-Month Personal Rate of Return"

Your Personal Investment Performance (PIP) for the past 12 months ending 07/31/2015 is 15.91%.
(Your PIP is posted by the 3rd business day of each month.)

Sweet!

Your Personal Investment Performance (PIP) for the past 12 months ending 07/31/2015 is 16.35%. (Your PIP is posted by the 3rd business day of each month.)

Your Personal Investment Performance (PIP) for the past 12 months ending 07/31/2015 is 18.45%.

Originally Posted by Firedog

Your Personal Investment Performance (PIP) for the past 12 months ending 07/31/2015 is 18.45%.

Even better!

I went from something like 5.65% last month to 10.26% this month? Works for me.

Originally Posted by jbwalters

Your Personal Investment Performance (PIP) for the past 12 months ending 07/31/2015 is 21.5%.
(Your PIP is posted by the 3rd business day of each month.)

That's awesome! One question, do you mimic your tracker account with your TSP? The reason I ask is because the tracker has you currently sitting at 6.74% for this year and last year it has you losing 5.12%. You must have really had an AWESOME last 5 months in 2014, like 14-15% or so? Of course since you lost 5.12% for the year, you must have had a horrific first 7 months also (-20% or so?).

Originally Posted by Intrepid_Timer

That's awesome! One question, do you mimic your tracker account with your TSP? The reason I ask is because the tracker has you currently sitting at 6.74% for this year and last year it has you losing 5.12%. You must have really had an AWESOME last 5 months in 2014, like 14-15% or so? Of course since you lost 5.12% for the year, you must have had a horrific first 7 months also (-20% or so?).

Nothing gets past the Performance Police ...But I am curious as well. (For the record, there can be legitimate reasons for this sort of anomaly.)

Originally Posted by userque

Nothing gets past the Performance Police ...But I am curious as well. (For the record, there can be legitimate reasons for this sort of anomaly.)

Interesting, I looked at mine and the deviation from the tracker and actual accounts can be very interesting. I set the performance dates for last year (monthly) and identified some interesting anomalies. I have said in the past that my tracker and real accounts differ since I managed two accounts (military/civilian) and they are quite different. I use my civilian report to post in the thread. Since my combined number would probably get skewed it would be hard to explain. I try to keep my civilian account equal to the autotracker, but even sometimes deviation occurs. But to have the difference I_I points out, does make an obvious question pop up.....

Originally Posted by userque

Nothing gets past the Performance Police ...But I am curious as well. (For the record, there can be legitimate reasons for this sort of anomaly.)

Interesting, I looked at mine and the deviation from the tracker and actual accounts can be very interesting. I set the performance dates for last year (monthly) and identified some interesting anomalies. I have said in the past that my tracker and real accounts differ since I managed two accounts (military/civilian) and they are quite different. I use my civilian report to post in the thread. Since my combined number would probably get skewed it would be hard to explain. I try to keep my civilian account equal to the autotracker, but even sometimes deviation occurs. But to have the difference I_I points out, does make an obvious question pop up.....

I haven't always updated my tracker when I make a change. My actual YTD is ~ 9.6% right now.

Originally Posted by jbwalters

I haven't always updated my tracker when I make a change. My actual YTD is ~ 9.6% right now.

That's what I assumed.