Interfund Transfer 12/01 for 12/02/04

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what in the menu for tomorow :D
If today is green again.
May I will go from 100 % stock to 50% stock for friday..:)
But if down tomorro will be good to be in.:?

Thinking about it :cool:
 
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Hi there, I am new to this website but so far I am really enjoying it. I do have a question though. I am 48 yrs old and plan on staying with the government till I'm 57 at which time I will be forced to retire. I have been investing in my TSP for 14 yrs now, the funds have grown to approx. 165K. I am presently investing 10%F, 50%C, 20%S, and 20%I. I would like to maximize my opportunity for growth, and really would like some suggestions. I noticed on one of your pages you show daily allocations for each fund. Is that what you are recommending that we do? Please give me some guidance.

thank you,

rich :#
 
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Welcome! I think Tom will tell you straight up that he doesn't recommend anything. The archives are really good for educating yourself on the topic of TSP. Many of us are learning; several members are really good with experience in finance matters. If you gain some knowledge about your money, the funds and how it is invested you are better off than we all were years ago! :^The goal is to preserve your money and maximize your earnings. Again, welcome.
 
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Hi All, Been down in CA all last week, Glad I stayed where I was and will stick with 10c, 70s, and 20i. It has been very good to me :D
Have a great week-end.

Athan
 
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richrob3 wrote:
Hi there,
Welcome Rochrob3! Thanks for joining us. Smine was right, I try not to call it a "recommendation" as we are all in different situation with different time frames and threshholds for pain.

What I do is tell everyone exactly what I am doing and why. Most people seem to take that and decide what would be best for them. Some are more aggressive. Some less. The discussions for the different allocations triggers great discussions and we all learn from the experience.

Hope you stick araound, ask questions andshare your ideas.

Thanks,
Tom
 
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