Originally Posted by
nasa1974
You are almost 100% correct in your statement. The biggest point is not necessarily the closing cost but the number of shares in the "G" fund and the number of shares in the "S" fund after your IFT. If you had 1,000 shares in the "G fund and it closed at $15 a share that would give you $15,000 in your account. So before noon you do an IFT to the "S" fund and the "S" fund closes at $20 a share. Then at the end of the day you would have 750 shares in the "S" fund. At the close of the day you would take that $15,000 you had in the "G" fund and buy "S" fund at $20 per share. That would reduce the number of shares from 1,000 to 750 but the amount in your account would still be $15,000.