Playing the I fund

I just got the LC....0.19%, USD was down .44% at 11:00, which makes the I 19.92 I believe without any FV....but if you use the USD of .722% its 19.93...so go figure....

With my calculated LC I would have been at 19.93 without an FV (.09 + .05=+.14), .01 cents off maybe

I noticed you did some quick editting there Tech.
You originally posted a price of 19.87, and only 25 minutes after Morgan Stanley posted both the local EAFE price and the dollar adjusted prices. Perhaps you should leave it to Gilligan, he's got a pretty good handle on it.
 
I just got the LC....0.19%, USD was down .44% at 11:00, which makes the I 19.92 I believe without any FV....but if you use the USD of .722% its 19.93...so go figure....

With my calculated LC I would have been at 19.93 without an FV (.09 + .05=+.14), .01 cents off maybe

the C and S funds are down .02 and .07 by the way.....
 
I am still in a maze of confusion. For months I have been reading the posts of many of you who are as confused as I am... I wouldn't know whom to contact for effectiveness anyway. But it seems to me that a basic respect for the opinions of TSP holders who have so many millions in retirement funds being managed by Barclays Global, would be sufficient cause to provoke an explanation by the powers that be.

I would start with an letter to TSP. Send it certified so you can track who signs. That way, if no response, fire off another letter to TSP and cc your congressional reps.

Jeff
 
I noticed you did some quick editting there Tech.
You originally posted a price of 19.87, and only 25 minutes after Morgan Stanley posted both the local EAFE price and the dollar adjusted prices. Perhaps you should leave it to Gilligan, he's got a pretty good handle on it.

Actually I was correcting for the -0.05 FV I thought we were going the get...I took it out.....
 
The way I see it is....*no one cares Sugar*.........as I was saying the way I see it is .722 gain= +.14 cents. There is no leftover FV and I wouldn't expect one tonight so.....*shut up Sugar*..........SOOOOOO that means a gain of 14 cents.

Agree or disagree? Anyone?.......*yeah I have somet..*SHUT UP!!!
 
We made a couple of bucks in the I Fund again today, but Japan keeps giving back our gains. We will test 16000 again today...


I'll be watching the 16000 again closely on the NIKKEI 225 (^N225)...

We need to break-out of the 16000 area.. I'm still a little concerned we could head back down again... It continues to consolidate around the 100 -dma and downward pressure being applied... WE need the break-out and support to hold and soon... or would could head back to 15500...

Back to the G Fund today... Hope those that remained long get a nice rally tomorrow... Need some help from the dollar!

Good Trading/Investing

http://finance.yahoo.com/q/bc?s=^N225&t=3m&l=off&z=m&q=c&c=


http://finance.yahoo.com/q/bc?s=^N225&t=3m&l=off&z=m&q=l&c=^GSPC


We do care Sugar!
 
I'm quick in editing ain't I...... just a bit grateful I see :nuts: ....oops did you see that, you know what I just took out of this post..... O'pious one.....
 
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Japan Stocks May Drop on U.S. Inflation Concern; Inpex May Fall

By Patrick Rial

Sept. 15 (Bloomberg) -- Japanese stocks may decline after a measure of U.S. import prices exceeded expectations, increasing speculation inflation concerns will lead the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates, curbing spending. Sony Corp. may drop.

Energy companies including Inpex Holdings Inc. may slip after oil fell to a five month low in New York, reducing earnings.

``The U.S. import price index was fairly high, which increases inflationary pressure,'' said Soichiro Monji, who helps oversee $47 billion as equity strategist at Daiwa SB Investments Ltd. in Tokyo. ``Oil's drop will drive a sell-off of trading and oil-related companies today.''

Nikkei 225 Stock Average futures expiring in December last traded at 15,850 in Chicago, down from 15,900 in Osaka and Singapore yesterday. The Bank of New York Japan ADR Index, which tracks the nation's American depositary receipts, was little changed at 112.86.

Yesterday, the Nikkei added 1.2 percent to 15,942.39 and the broader Topix index advanced 0.9 percent to 1598.13, snapping a three day losing streak.
 
I just got the LC....0.19%, USD was down .44% at 11:00, which makes the I 19.92 I believe without any FV....but if you use the USD of .722% its 19.93...so go figure....

With my calculated LC I would have been at 19.93 without an FV (.09 + .05=+.14), .01 cents off maybe

Darn, I'm gonna have to keep that new calculated LC :nuts: ...its a goud'un.....

Sometimes you get a wild idea, try it out and DANG....didn't know if it would turn out that goud......(just one more notch in the 'ole Crystal Ball.....) There is more than one way to ..........oh well, you know the rest....and they pay for this stuff at MSCI......scheeeezzzz.....ooopss, did you see that quick edit job......fast ain't it.....:nuts:

Carnac
 
Ro - la - co - sta!
The NIKKEI is at -102.75 (-0.64%) as post time stamped.
The AORD is at -31.30 (-0.62%) as post time stamped.
:D + :mad: = :rolleyes:
 
NIKKEI was down -159.02 and is recovering.
Now it is down -99.55.

Let's see what tomorrow brings in Europe. If EAFE is down just a little tomorrow, I think I'll get back in, since I jumped out today.
 
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