This is where I'll be updating the ebbtracker cross-checking system for the month of February. Subsequent months will be done in similar fashion. The chart will always occupy the first post and therefore be easier to locate. I'll be posting its progress of tracking each fund (C/S/I) and compare it with the regular TSP funds using percentage gained daily.
As of Jan. 16 thru Feb. 09:
............ebbtracker...tsp prices
C-fund...+2.35%.......+0.64%
S-fund...+3.07%.......+2.46%
I-fund....+0.91%.......+2.88%
System...+3.20% (I-fund +0.91% with cross-checking +2.29%)... Monthly breakdown: started on Jan. 16 (+2.66%) and Feb. 01 to date (+.54%)
The ebbtracker's tracking of the C-fund (+2.35%) and the S-fund (+3.07%) shows that it is well ahead of its regular counterparts, the C-fund (+.64%) and S-fund (+2.46%), respectively. While the ebbtracker's tracking of the I-fund (+0.91%) lags -- I'll chuck it up to the dollar being a tad inscrutable lately -- the cross-checking function of the system more than compensates for it. Here's how:
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Jan. 24 (WED) : No play on the I-fund, but with two greens (C and S), I was able to play the S-fund (+.95%).
Jan. 25 (THU) : I-fund shows green, but with two stop signs (C and S), I get to sidestep a huge loss (-.98%).
Feb. 06 (TUE) : No play on the I-fund, but with two greens (C and S), I was able to play the S-fund (+.36%). See chart for Feb. at top of page.
Altogether, that's a whopping +2.29% turnaround! In addition, it's nice to see how a sidestep on Jan. 25 (-.98%) equates to a gain. The I-fund (+.91%) with the cross-checking function (+2.29%) combines for a total gain of +3.20%. Sooner or later the ebbtracker will get in sync with the I-fund, then watch out.
On a side note, my ebbnflow account on EWGuy's TSP tracker won't fully reflect the movements of the chart, since I've only followed the new ebbtracker recently around Jan. 27. That's when I first tabulated the results of cross-checking and decided to chart it.
