Thanx for the links, now I get it...........
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Nasdaq/MSCI
- Thread starter Viettim
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The S&P 500 (C-fund) contains a lot of stocks that are on the Nasdaq Composite, as does the DWCPF (S-fund). So while the Nasdaq doesn't directly impact any specific fund, it does impact stocks within the C and S funds.
I hope that makes sense.
evilanne
Well-known member
Actually the S Fund is the rest of the US Stock Market https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/^DWCPF/. The Dow (30 Stocks) is a subset of the S&P 500 https://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/difference-between-dow-jones-industrial-average-and-sp-500/
This is a two part question, this is my first post, so please be kind
Does the Nasdaq have any bearing on our TSP?? It seems to hold a royal place on the Bloomberg ticker
I get it C Fund = S&P 500, S Fund = Dow, I Fund = MSCI EAFE. I watch Bloomberg but never see a quote for the MSCI or EAFE, how can we track the I Fund, is it named something else?
Does the Nasdaq have any bearing on our TSP?? It seems to hold a royal place on the Bloomberg ticker
I get it C Fund = S&P 500, S Fund = Dow, I Fund = MSCI EAFE. I watch Bloomberg but never see a quote for the MSCI or EAFE, how can we track the I Fund, is it named something else?
