I fund rookie

Today the EAFE symbol on the top right of the homepage was showing a .56 percent gain; however, the I fund only went up a penny. I'm new at this, so I don't know which symbol I need to follow during the day to see where the I fund will end up.

I think most people following the I fund right now would like to find the ticker symbol that would accurately reflect the daily EAFE. So far, there doesn't seem to be one.

Happy New Year!

[sonofthunder]

Hi Chap. Really enjoy your posts.I read you as a Barnabas:D. You of course know the meaning of his name, but for others who may wonder, Barnabas was an encourager. I believe I have that right, but please correct me if I am wrong.

Anyway I have read that the S & P comes alive in the years ending in 5. Anyone have anidea how the I Fund did in these years?

Also I am in agreement to paying Tom for all of his hard work and would not want to see such a great site such as this go by the wayside. I think that Tom could help many while we help him.This web site has been of great benefit to me just since Nov. 04. My TSP is up better than 20% since I started reading the posts on this site. Gives one an education, and much food for thought. And with all of the different personalitiesthis is a fun place to gather with folks rowing in the same boat.:^

Was 100% I

Currently: 33% C, 34% S, 33% I

[smedlap]

Hello sonofthunder! Just made a post on day to day. Agree with you and you did very well! I was close behind. But why have you changed your position from 100% to a mixed stock bag? Just curious? Good luck!

[Rod]

For those of you looking to buy into (I), I believe today will be a great opportunity to do so, especially since the Asian markets were down yet again. As of this posting, the dollar is down just a little. But if the trend continues, (I) should fair well early next week.

As for myself, I haven't decided yet. But I just wanted to post this for some"food for thought".

God Bless:^

[vectorman]

The dollar fell against the euro on Tuesday as dealers waited for U.S. trade deficit figures to decide whether to buy back the U.S. currency again.

http://yahoo.reuters.com/financeQuoteCompanyNewsArticle.jhtml?duid=mtfh3876 2_2005-01-11_01-54-09_t218230_newsml

[vectorman]

The Japanese stock market, which resumed trading on Tuesday after a holiday on Monday, advanced 0.8 percent thanks to robust results by retailer Ito-Yokado and optimism about the economy.

http://yahoo.reuters.com/financeQuoteCompanyNewsArticle.jhtml?duid=mtfh3867 1_2005-01-11_01-36-21_hkg237750_newsml


Japan's foreign exchange reserves, the world's largest, renewed a record high for the fifth straight month in December, standing at $844.543 billion due to a strong euro, the Finance Ministry said on Tuesday.

http://yahoo.reuters.com/financeQuoteCompanyNewsArticle.jhtml?duid=mtfh3865 1_2005-01-11_01-31-53_t235140_newsml

[Whalestein]

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