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Over the past couple of weeks, the I-fund has delivered gains while the C- and S-funds have declined. In the Last Look Report, we’ve consistently watched IFTs being put to use as AutoTracker members add I-fund exposure to their TSPs.
From January 16 through yesterday, the I-fund is up 2.54%, while the C- and S-funds are down 0.29% and 2.81%, respectively.
During that stretch, 124 non-Premium AutoTracker members have made at least one IFT. Of that group, 75 increased their I-fund exposure, lifting the group’s average I-fund allocation by 27.6 percentage points.
Meanwhile, allocations to each of the other TSP funds declined on average among these 124 members. The largest reduction came from the G-fund, where allocations fell by an average of 11.2 percentage points.
It's wisely pointed out that past success does not equate to future success. But the once overlooked emerging markets fund is getting harder and harder to ignore.
From January 16 through yesterday, the I-fund is up 2.54%, while the C- and S-funds are down 0.29% and 2.81%, respectively.
During that stretch, 124 non-Premium AutoTracker members have made at least one IFT. Of that group, 75 increased their I-fund exposure, lifting the group’s average I-fund allocation by 27.6 percentage points.
Meanwhile, allocations to each of the other TSP funds declined on average among these 124 members. The largest reduction came from the G-fund, where allocations fell by an average of 11.2 percentage points.
It's wisely pointed out that past success does not equate to future success. But the once overlooked emerging markets fund is getting harder and harder to ignore.
