Thread: Getting tracked beginning 1 Jan 07

As long as you are already posting at least once every 3 months to your account thread and when you make your moves, you should be carried forward for 2007. If you are not currently on the tracker, then send Rokid a PM and request that you're added.

God Bless,
Rod

I thought rokid did the tallies and EWGuy did the Tracker!?

Pointman,
Send a PM to EWGuy; rokid asking them to add you to the group

Good gains there Pointman! You and Wizard of OZ were the top two, of the new members!

Regards, and be careful!............. ..............Spaf

Originally Posted by pointman72

For us newbees, can someone please explain how you get tracked beginning 1 Jan 07?

Just keep posting your transactions in your Account. I think that's all EWGuy would need.

I track all members who have an account thread and who post an entry to their account at least every three months. You will continue to be tracked in the 2007 Weekly Tracker without any further effort.

For new members, you must create an account thread and account talk thread in the appropriate forum. This past week thirteen members were added to the Weekly Tracker. Eight members were added Friday, 12-29-2007.

Sorry, my bad guys.

Originally Posted by Spaf

I thought rokid did the tallies and EWGuy did the Tracker!?

Pointman,
Send a PM to EWGuy; rokid asking them to add you to the group

Good gains there Pointman! You and Wizard of OZ were the top two, of the new members!

Regards, and be careful!............. ..............Spaf

Is there a 'blank' Returns Calculator for 2007 where we can track our own results?

Thanks!
Bob

Returns calculator ... www.tsptalk.com/utilities.html

We implemented a new rule for TSP return tracking effective April 3, 2007. A member must have 25 posts, thereby a TSP Starter, to create an account thread and be tracked in our Weekly Tracker. Members already in the Weekly Tracker are excluded from this requirement, unless they drop out by request, or lack account activity for three or more months. We will offer to create an "account talk" thread for those members who have fewer than 25 posts. This allows them to post fund allocations, and talk about their accounts, thereby increasing the post count.

We started this rule to allow new members a chance to read and understand the rules for posting IFTs to their account thread. They were some who created an account, never to return. Many new members violated the account post rules because they never read the rules. This created additional effort in way of PMs and "account talk" reminders. TSPTalk will only track members who understand and abide by our account post rules.