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Foghorn's Account Talk
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Foghorn
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Moved from G fund to 30-C, 30 - S, and 40 - I by COB today.
I entered the IFT first and then I'm posting it. I saw where someone forgot to make the IFT, they intended to do it but got caught up in the time crunch.
I'm jumping into the whirlpool, at least that what it looks like. I think this is going to be an opportunity to make some money but it does look scary right now. :worried:
I entered the IFT first and then I'm posting it. I saw where someone forgot to make the IFT, they intended to do it but got caught up in the time crunch.
I'm jumping into the whirlpool, at least that what it looks like. I think this is going to be an opportunity to make some money but it does look scary right now. :worried:
Foghorn
Member
I moved to the safety of the G fund today.
I've had some great gains and I need to protect them until I believe that the market will continue going up.
I believe it will continue it's upward swing but I intend to try and avoid the dips, except to buy back in.
I may stay here through the beginning of next week.
FH
I've had some great gains and I need to protect them until I believe that the market will continue going up.
I believe it will continue it's upward swing but I intend to try and avoid the dips, except to buy back in.
I may stay here through the beginning of next week.
FH
Foghorn
Member
I moved to:
20% - G
40% - C
40% - S
I'm going to start the New Year with this distribution and then see what begins to develop before I make another move.
2006 has been great for the TSP and for me. I did great this year. I did better once I learned about TSPTalk.
I went back and graphed my TSP performance for the year. I noticed that I smoothed out the drastic drops in the continual climb upwards. I'm giving the credit to everyone on this website because I learned how to better manage my account from all of you here.
Thanks,
FH
20% - G
40% - C
40% - S
I'm going to start the New Year with this distribution and then see what begins to develop before I make another move.
2006 has been great for the TSP and for me. I did great this year. I did better once I learned about TSPTalk.
I went back and graphed my TSP performance for the year. I noticed that I smoothed out the drastic drops in the continual climb upwards. I'm giving the credit to everyone on this website because I learned how to better manage my account from all of you here.
Thanks,
FH
Foghorn
Member
I'm moving to the G Fund. The move should hopefully avoid any reactions on Wednesday and Thursday. I'll likely move back in for Friday.
From a post in Market Talk.
NNUUT,
From the article you posted it appears that Monday and Tuesday should be relatively stable days. The first danger shows up on Wednesday. So, I'm going to stay in stocks through Tuesday and get out at COB Tuesday. I'll likely get back in on COB Thursday, depending on what it looks like.
FH
http://money.cnn.com/2007/01/26/mark...ion=2007012807
"However, he noted that stock and bond investors are likely anticipating the steady-as-she-goes approach. Therefore investors are unlikely to be ruffled by a lack of change, beyond a typical knee-jerk reaction.
The fourth-quarter GDP report Wednesday, however, could throw a few curves, he said. "It's a difficult one to predict because the reads on inventories and exports move around a lot," Shapiro said. In addition, this is the preliminary read on the fourth quarter, later to be advised.
At the end of the week, investors get the January jobs report, which should show continued solid growth in payrolls. Where the report could threaten stock gains is if average hourly earnings - the report's inflation component - shows a bigger-than-expected decline."
From a post in Market Talk.
NNUUT,
From the article you posted it appears that Monday and Tuesday should be relatively stable days. The first danger shows up on Wednesday. So, I'm going to stay in stocks through Tuesday and get out at COB Tuesday. I'll likely get back in on COB Thursday, depending on what it looks like.
FH
http://money.cnn.com/2007/01/26/mark...ion=2007012807
"However, he noted that stock and bond investors are likely anticipating the steady-as-she-goes approach. Therefore investors are unlikely to be ruffled by a lack of change, beyond a typical knee-jerk reaction.
The fourth-quarter GDP report Wednesday, however, could throw a few curves, he said. "It's a difficult one to predict because the reads on inventories and exports move around a lot," Shapiro said. In addition, this is the preliminary read on the fourth quarter, later to be advised.
At the end of the week, investors get the January jobs report, which should show continued solid growth in payrolls. Where the report could threaten stock gains is if average hourly earnings - the report's inflation component - shows a bigger-than-expected decline."
Foghorn
Member
Let's see how the year actually shapes up.
January was pretty good for me. I didn't rack up super numbers, like some other members here, but I did ok.
Downloaded from MSN.com. See the full article at the attached link.
BRIEFING.COM] The Stock Trader's Almanac states that, "as the S&P goes in January, so goes the year."
http://news.moneycentral.msn.com/briefing/StockTicker.asp
January was pretty good for me. I didn't rack up super numbers, like some other members here, but I did ok.
Downloaded from MSN.com. See the full article at the attached link.
BRIEFING.COM] The Stock Trader's Almanac states that, "as the S&P goes in January, so goes the year."
http://news.moneycentral.msn.com/briefing/StockTicker.asp
Foghorn
Member
I'm headed for a little safety for now, let's see what Thursday and Friday bring forth.
There are too many signs of a minor correction to ignore.
I had finally recovered my loss from Feb. and March, of which I was about to post a statement saying so, only to give some back this past Monday.
Oh well.
We live by the upticks and downticks. Darn ticks.
Foghorn
There are too many signs of a minor correction to ignore.
I had finally recovered my loss from Feb. and March, of which I was about to post a statement saying so, only to give some back this past Monday.
Oh well.
We live by the upticks and downticks. Darn ticks.
Foghorn
Foghorn
Member
Where is the stop button?
Somebody hit the brake and slow this train, err rollercoaster, down a bit.
Oh well, at least it looks like I'll buy into stocks at a good price. Now, will it hold or go up for at least one day (Thursday)?
It sure is exciting watching it and not being able to do anything about it.
Somebody hit the brake and slow this train, err rollercoaster, down a bit.
Oh well, at least it looks like I'll buy into stocks at a good price. Now, will it hold or go up for at least one day (Thursday)?
It sure is exciting watching it and not being able to do anything about it.
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