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Hi rangerray. I am trying to figure out what the dwcpf for the s fund is. It is hard to find any information. My husband is having a hard time traling it as it is not listed or followed on the financial programs. Thanks for any help
 
Hi Cookiehoo, Link posted by Nnuut is really good. If you want, you can go to this free stock charts link. https://stockcharts.com/freecharts/

In SharpCharts search window, type in $DWCPF to pull up the chart.

This is an Index, so you can't buy it through stock broker but it is what the S Fund tracks. But you can buy IWM, iShares Russell 2000 outside of TSP as that is an Exchange Traded Fund and you can follow it too as it is close. Chart below shows both for comparison.


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cookiehoo said:
Hi rangerray. I am trying to figure out what the dwcpf for the s fund is. It is hard to find any information. My husband is having a hard time traling it as it is not listed or followed on the financial programs. Thanks for any help
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cookiehoo said:
Hi rangerray. I am trying to figure out what the dwcpf for the s fund is. It is hard to find any information. My husband is having a hard time traling it as it is not listed or followed on the financial programs. Thanks for any help
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I hope that you got your question answered. I only check the forum sporadically when I'm away from my desk.
 
Thanks. Just like you, I can only check post periodically. Joined the investing game late. Need to be very bullish on investments. I just read posts and both very informative.thamk, this helped a lot.
 
Back in 100% S as of COB today. It seems like the market is turning up, but I know it's a gamble. I've got a little fear of missing out going on.
 
Great numbers on the autotracker up to and including the first week of February. Blessed so far.
 
Today is typical for when I would normally feel a need to move at least half of my account to the G Fund, but I’m going to hold a little longer. I feel it can’t go up forever and like holding gains nearly as much as building them, but with only two IFT’s, I’d be severely limited for the rest of the month.

The only reason I’m holding on is that the stimulus money being doled out seems to be pushing the market further.


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rangerray said:
Today is typical for when I would normally feel a need to move at least half of my account to the G Fund, but I’m going to hold a little longer. I feel it can’t go up forever and like holding gains nearly as much as building them, but with only two IFT’s, I’d be severely limited for the rest of the month.

The only reason I’m holding on is that the stimulus money being doled out seems to be pushing the market further.
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I could make this same post after yesterday. I'm ecstatic and worried all at the same time.
 
This pullback is getting serious for the S Fund. We haven't seen this level since way back at the first of the month.
 
I was trying my hand at sarcasm. :cheesy: I have no idea what's going on. If I were out, I'd probably stay out for a while.

I'm 100% S currently. A 3.5+% retreat is going to smart today.
 
Yep, I took a big hit yesterday. I'm staying in unless before the cut-off there's an authoritative reversal of what appears to be strong open this morning.
 
Are we going to eke out a positive day? Crazy, but with 19 mins to go, I believe it could still go negative. What a crazy day!
 
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