Intrepid_Timer
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Made it to Texas where it is a pleasurable 68 degrees. YAY!! 

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Made it to Texas where it is a pleasurable 68 degrees. YAY!!![]()
Hey Lonestar, it was 55 degrees in MD. Not too bad for late November. Enjoy your stay.
I miss my hometown...San Antonio. Enjoy
Im curious on how you and others have ur contributions (if u aren't retired) set up. Is it better to have them in G and then move them or a allocated in a certain way. Thx.
Unless you are just starting out or are contributing a boat load of money, I don't see it as a big issue either way. I'd prefer to make a couple percent per month on my major capital at low risk. This is why I'm usually only in the S fund, sometimes the I fund, about one week a month, on average.
I noticed that you stated on a post that you would have moved into 100% I if you had another IFT. So with Dec. 1st and new IFT's is that where you are heading?
IT,
How are your indicators holding up under the chaos?
Might get a go short signal tomorrow.............hope we bounce!!
I quit the government so I no longer contribute. I use to put mine into the G fund and then transferred them when I transferred my other money. Other people prefer to dollar cost average into equities. Unless you are just starting out or are contributing a boat load of money, I don't see it as a big issue either way. I'd prefer to make a couple percent per month on my major capital at low risk. This is why I'm usually only in the S fund, sometimes the I fund, about one week a month, on average.
You can leave your money in the TSP as long as you live, subject to Required Minimum withdrawals at 70.5yo and other rules on withdrawals.
they only lost 0.04% for the year in 2008............![]()
Sold TZA at $19.35 for a loss of 4.20%. Bought Fas at $21.66.
Beginning balance on 01-04-10: $10000. Current balance: $14284. (Up 42.84% for the year)