"Some have been saying they are not able to make those partial moves into the G-fund after #2, which is troublesome."
My son is a GS 13 at DOD, and he asked me to give him recommendations for making moves in his TSP account this year. Since it's his account I remain very conservative when recommending trades to him, and only make big recommendations during extremes. I mainly trade at Vanguard these days. I did try and trade using my TSP for many years as you know, but I no longer have an account. That was the reason I signed up for one of your services, to get some extra insight before making recommendations to make moves in his TSP account. I'm not sure he made the moves as posted, but his plan was to scale out the way I recommended it. He was trying to get back to even after buying a tad early during this beat down. The last time I talked to him he told me he had unlimited moves back into the G Fund, and I said ok. I will talk with him tomorrow and see if he made the move, and how much. Not sure if he went 100% back into G Fund or scaled out of the S Fund like I recommended. I told him I thought the S Fund could still grind higher. I also told him just because I recommend 100% he should move what he thinks, but 100% recommendation means, that my daily data indicates we are hitting an extreme, and it's time to BTD based on those daily charts.
I will let you know.
The S Fund remains - hold long positions.
I thought it remained this way -
Fund transfers, along with reallocations (previously called “interfund transfers”), are limited to two transactions each month. The only exception is that there are no limits on fund transfers and reallocations if you're moving money into the TSP G Fund.Mar 11, 2025
This is the way it has been for sometime.
We shall see if it changed and when.
