Thread: Interfund Transfer 3/24 for 3/28/05

Good luck! and go get'm Tom

Seems like this month hasn't been following the seasonality data much. I think oil and the threat of inflation have been overshadowing it.

I noticed that JerBer. The S&Phas almost been an exact opposite image of the March seasonality data. But when the post holiday stats, earnings warnings season and end of the month (except last day or two) data line up withanervous market, I decided to go with it.

You also have the long holiday week-end and the way its been overseas I don't want to be in the market on a long religous holiday weekend..

Skip 100%G power!!!

The bond fund has stayed even for 3 days.... You think its getting ready to pay

a few cents ? I havn't got the fund down good enough to figure it out...

Skip

Skip wrote:

The bond fund has stayed even for 3 days.... You think its getting ready to pay

a few cents ? I havn't got the fund down good enough to figure it out...

The last couple of timesover the last few months the price stood frozen for more than a couple of days it, has gone up each time in its next move.

I won't play it but I hadn't noticed that pattern.

Tom, as you recognized I am new to your site, but I am telling everyone else about the site. I was wondering how you have made out percentage wise with your system.:shock:

Thanks for the promotion D&C.

My current returns can be found here ... http://www.tsptalk.com/returns/returns.html

My past year returns are posted here ... http://www.tsptalk.com/returns/returns2.html

Hi Tom

Is the far right column on your prior year returns the amount of annual yield if one had been spread equally among the 5 funds? And if so, does that mean that really your earnings for all of those years would have worked out about the same, if you had spread your investment equally?



Thanks Gawga

TSPTALK IS A GREAT SITE, THANKS. LIKE DAZEDAND CONFUSED IM PUTTING THE WORD OUT. I have Learn a great deal. As part of my work I am watching grafts and charts. They only mean something if you know what the process is. I am following your allocations for this year, so good luck. I did not follow you 100% to the G fund currently 90%G 10%C. Cant help but gamble a little and keep a toe in the C fund.

ILL be Watching!!! :^

Tom,

In addition to Dazed and Confused and Carloc, I have also been mentioning your site toothers, to present co-workers and even to co-workers that just retired that are still managing their TSP funds. Theyall find your site very helpful and speak very highly of all that you do here. I have learned a lot more and gained a better understanding of TSPfrom joining your site. As far as going 100% into the G Fund effective 3/28, but likely to get back into the stocks next week, what do you think you might get back into, theC Fund again? What do you think about the I Fund? I was looking at the I fund and with the share prices dropping on that fund as well, would you think this would be a good time to buy into the I fund? Do you think the I fund is close to bottom and that this might be a good time to get in before it starts going back up again in price?

Maxwell

GeorgiaGal wrote:

Is the far right column on your prior year returns the amount of annual yield if one had been spread equally among the 5 funds? And if so, does that mean that really your earnings for all of those years would have worked out about the same, if you had spread your investment equally?

Yeah. Anytime you have an extended bear market, a diversified account will be tough to beat.