I fund for March 08

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Usually the TSP post the share numbers by now so you know they are up to something. Those L Funds are going to CRASH more than any and if the 2040 isn't $16.02 or 2030 isn't $15.50 or under you know like we do anyway the system is currupt.

I actually think they wait till the Nikkei is up and running before making a final post. The time change has the Nikkei starting an hour later.
 
Eafe down $0.25
plus FV for Monday's (previous) of $0.15 = -$0.10
minus today's FV of $0.17= -$0.27
Tuesday FV (previous)= +$0.17 :worried:
 
G fund 12.36 push
F fund 12.07 up .04
C fund 14.42 down .23
S fund 17.11 down .41
I fund 21.64 down .27 :worried:
FV for Tuesday (previous) =$0.17
 
It looks to be capitulaton day, at least for a day.

Nikkei finsihed very green, and Europe is green in CAC, DAX and FSTE is up over a percent.

Finally, some relief.
 
http://www.cnbc.com/id/23571144
U.S. stock index futures indicated that Wall Street will try to break a three-day losing streak on Tuesday, with some profit-taking kicking in on a relatively quiet day in terms of earnings and economic data.
Asian markets moved out of negative territory and were trading mostly higher in the afternoon session Tuesday, with Japan and South Korea both closing more than 1 percent higher, while European shares were also in the green.
A senior U.S. Treasury official told CNBC Europe that the fundamentals of the world's biggest economy are sound, although it still faces "headwinds" because of the falling housing market, tightening credit markets and rising prices for commodities.
In reference to the weakening dollar, Robert Kimmitt, Deputy Treasury Secretary, said that exchange rates should be based on fundamentals.
"We believe that currency rates should be set in open, competitive markets based on underlying fundamentals, and we think the long-term fundamentals of the U.S. economy are sound," Kimmitt told "Squawk Box Europe".
The only economic indicator expected at 8:30 am New York time is the trade deficit for January, predicted to be slightly wider at 59 billion from 58.8 billion in December.
 
Wow!
Market is way up.
FV for today could be another $0.25 for a total of $0.56 :D

At least.

Glad I stuck to my plan to average down into the stock funds, and not get caught chasing the F fund.

I'm not saying we're out of the woods, by any stretch. Just glad to finally see a green day, and a bigun at that! :nuts:
 
I see currently C and S showing 3+% gain.. should be pretty good tomorrow too as Europe and Asia market will see this as good sign
 
I got lucky. I meant to pull out of the F fund on Friday to be 50/50 S/I. I had all kinds of server issues at work and never got around to transferring over. So I did it on Saturday. I was abe to pick up 4 pennies on Monday and now Today. Whahooo.

Still down bout 6% for the year though:(. I'll try and nickle and dime it back to even and hope for a better second half :notrust:
 
Eafe up $0.14
plus FV for Tuesday's (previous) of $0.17= +$0.31
plus FV for today (guess) of $0.44= +0.75 :D
 
Eafe up $0.14
plus FV for Tuesday's (previous) of $0.17= +$0.31
plus FV for today of $0.38= +0.69 :D
FV for Wednesday (previous)= -$0.38
 
G fund 12.36 push
F fund 12.00 down .07
C fund 14.96 up .54
S fund 17.70 up .59
I fund 22.33 up .69 :D
FV for Wednesday (previous) = $0.38
 
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