S Fund

[Wheels]

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What happened to the Wilshire 4500 today. On the Wilshire website there is no info past about noon. Tom, your ticker includes the Wilshire quote that stopped at about noon. Did it stop trading today for some reason? I'll know soon enough when TSP puts the share prices up, but I thought somebody here might know something.



Dave

 

[tsptalk]

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I noticed that too. Not sure what happened there. The Russell 2000 small cap index was down over 1% and the S&P 400 and 600 (small and mid cap indices) were off just under 1% so I'd guess we'll see a loss in the area of .9%.

 

[Fivetears]

What will a 1 day of emotion bring for those who chanced tomorrow, & the FED?

 

[nnuut]

Maybe 96Tears?!!!!! I'll be right there with them, probably a no brainer?

 

[Fivetears]

96 Tears
(Written by Ruby Martinez)
Question Mark & the Mysterians
Garland Jeffries
Todd Rundgren

 

[Fivetears]

The S Fund has been in a flat-line, with a good spike to the positive side. The emotion could be good for a day... maybe two. I intend to sieze the day; win or lose.

 

[nnuut]

96 Tears
(Written by Ruby Martinez)
Question Mark & the Mysterians
Garland Jeffries
Todd Rundgren

Great song FT, classic stuff. How would it sound to sing it with 5tears not 96tears? Crummy! You are a music trivia expert.

 

[Fivetears]

Had a little WWW help; many say the Rolly Stokers did it.

 

[nnuut]

Rolly Stokers? I always thought Question Mark & the Mysterians. Ya never know!

 

[Pilgrim]

We are off to a good day, all stock funds rising at the moment. S fund is more oversold than C and one would think it would be out in front, yet it lags. Today SHOULD be a day for it to soar, but it is slowly sagging.

After a three year love affair with S, I think it is time to get a divorce.

 

[sugarandspice]

up 2 cents today

 

[Birchtree]

Check the triple bottom at the 1/06 support line before flushing.

 

[Oldcoin]

Check the triple bottom at the 1/06 support line before flushing.

Hey BT, I was thinking that we may need another 1.5% down to 537 to get the last bottom. What do you think? Be gentle I’m a newbie.

 

[Birchtree]

I wouldn't wait to catch the absolute bottom - it's down enough to cause pain and good pricing. Go for 75% if you enjoy risk - keep 25% incase it does drop some more. The run back to 780 may be faster than the drop - leaving a good many previous owners at the station. It looks so bad it has to be golden.

 

[Oldcoin]

Thanks BT, I don’t want to get too greedy and miss the train. The intraday swings in the market have made me a bit nervous. It would be just my luck to put in the transfer and have the market take off for a one day flight. Yikes! What fun

 

[Fivetears]

The S Fund is on Steriods this week!

 

[FundSurfer]

The S-fund still lags the C-fund and the I-fund in terms of recovery following the recent decline. I think it has a little more potiential right now than the other two, although the I-fund has been doing really well. The I fund has recovered 74% of the decline, C-fund has recovered 79% of the decline, and the S-fund has recovered only 37% of the decline.

 

[vectorman]

The S-fund still lags the C-fund and the I-fund in terms of recovery following the recent decline. I think it has a little more potiential right now than the other two, although the I-fund has been doing really well. The I fund has recovered 74% of the decline, C-fund has recovered 79% of the decline, and the S-fund has recovered only 37% of the decline.

Some of the recent talking heads on CNBC say since many believe the U.S. economy is slowing they are taking advantage of the falling dollar and putting more money in over seas major markets as a defensive move. The belief of a hard landing and slowing economy is holding back the S fund back short term.

 

[vectorman]

The S-fund still lags the C-fund and the I-fund in terms of recovery following the recent decline. I think it has a little more potiential right now than the other two, although the I-fund has been doing really well. The I fund has recovered 74% of the decline, C-fund has recovered 79% of the decline, and the S-fund has recovered only 37% of the decline.

Some of the recent talking heads on CNBC say since many believe the U.S. economy is slowing they are taking advantage of the falling dollar and putting more money in over seas major markets as a defensive move. The belief of a hard landing and slowing economy is holding back the S fund back short term.

 

[SkyPilot]

Hey Vector dude! Sounds like a recipe for I funding now .