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Dave M said:All shares are created equal. But what the heck happened today? Nobody won, much. Is there a rumor circulating concerning the upcoming price indices?
Birchtree said:That's what makes a market and the world go around. Yes, it does seem a little strange - but 60 x 10 = 600, and 32,000 + x 10 = 320,000 +. All I'm searching for is $1.00 gain in the C fund/year. The more shares I can DCA while on that journey the better the end result. Snort.
The action today was designed to frustrate the weaker links - pay no attention. Being a bull at the right time in the cycle is never easy - it requires stamina. That means taking some body hits along the way - that's why DCA is so useful.
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Birchtree said:Let's take another look - 60 shares x 26 = 1560 shares. 1560 shares x 5 years = 7,800 shares. My primary objective is to accumulate 40,000 shares and hope that it doesn't take forever. Once that objective is met and I'm even older and wiser - then out come the dual pearl handles loaded and ready. This would be some serious shooten - $20,000 a half a point channel to play in and adding even more shares. If I'm going to accept the risk and excercise the energy then I want my rewards.
Birchtree said:Let's take another look - 60 shares x 26 = 1560 shares. 1560 shares x 5 years = 7,800 shares. My primary objective is to accumulate 40,000 shares and hope that it doesn't take forever.
ocean said:BTW, can anyone predict the price of C fund in 5 years? G, F, S, I etc?
My guess is
G: $15.38
F: $14.22
C: $18.08
S: $21.88
I: $25.88
Ocean
Birchtree said:Being right and sitting tight is always difficult -
Birchtree said:Can you just imagine all the problems you power account types would have with a $19.00 price tag on the C fund. It eventually has to come out of TSP under the watchful eye of the IRS. That's why it's good to network with Peaches. The overall goal is to reduce AGI to keep taxes minimal during transfer or shifting to an IRA. The more you take and demonstrate a 1099 the more Sam will take. It's a life long battle to keep your gains. Look at what you pay for taxes now - is that the burden you want during retirement?
TRAFFIC_DOG said:Let's see...
Which is more of a burden?
A. Keeping profits small so taxes on my capital gains are small.
B. Piling up a huge balance and giving uncle sam his due.
You know it's taxed as ordinary income in the year it is taken, so with that logic I guess I should pass on the $250K salary (if offered) so as to aviod those crushing taxes....not.