Re: Time for new thoughts- and strategies
Well right now I'm 100% F Fund and my only reason is it is cheap and has the upside of .10 cents so my plan is to hold and move out at $12.20 - $12.23 and when I do it will be over to the C Fund S Fund & I Fund.
So my 1st IFT move will be triggered by when the F Fund hits that mark. The downside risk is inflation but I have to start with a plan and what I will look for is what Fund is the best value. I read Brichtree on another thread when he stated he doesn't ever remember being in the G Fund and I thought that was a classic line. He has a plan clearly and what I like about his thought process is he is in control and won't let the TSP or the Market control his moves. It's high risk but after sitting in the G Fund for so long you can't lose and 3 cents a month is pathetic so the G is safe yet with limited moves but it's like running uphill on roller blades.
Since the FV may be exposed with the I Fund at the last day of the month maybe the 2nd IFT would be to move all into the Fund and maybe the L Funds just 1 day before the end of the month. I can't believe I would consider the L Funds but now with this system and a plan they could be a good play. Since Barclays was found to use the last day of the month we could use this to our advantage with the FV.
Right now I think the S Fund is overpriced and the C Fund may take a hit this week so I would look for an entry point to the C Fund at $15.30 and the S Fund at $18.10 but the Market may not comply and either way once the F Fund hits my target I moving to the C, S, and I and if the F Fund takes 3 weeks to hit my mark then I will hold until I get my price.
It's a start and I know there are many great minds on this board that could put together our own different plans and ideas that could help everyone.
Keep me true to my best self, guarding me against dishonesty in purpose. Semper Fidelis
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