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Tempest's Account Talk
- Thread starter Tempest
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EW_ret
Retired Tracker
Re: Tempest Account talk
Read the rules found in sticky notes at the top of Members' Accounts forum. It's fine to post early in morning for that trade day. If you post to your account on Friday afternoon, your allocation change will post in the Weekly Tracker on the following trade day, usually Monday COB. You must post your fund allocation change by 12:00 pm EST to get fund prices for that trade day. Only post a change in your TSP allocation. We do not want to hear that you remain at present allocation unless its been almost three months without an entry. Then you must post an entry in your account that you remain at present fund allocation. Also, you add fund allocation changes to you account thread by clicking the "Post Reply" button in your account thread.
Read the rules found in sticky notes at the top of Members' Accounts forum. It's fine to post early in morning for that trade day. If you post to your account on Friday afternoon, your allocation change will post in the Weekly Tracker on the following trade day, usually Monday COB. You must post your fund allocation change by 12:00 pm EST to get fund prices for that trade day. Only post a change in your TSP allocation. We do not want to hear that you remain at present allocation unless its been almost three months without an entry. Then you must post an entry in your account that you remain at present fund allocation. Also, you add fund allocation changes to you account thread by clicking the "Post Reply" button in your account thread.
Re: Tempest Account talk
Did very, very good in the "I" today-and I have been very careful since my Feb 27th. losses- I am in striking distance of where I was Feb 27th. I was going into "S" tomorrow per Ebbtracker-but I will wait around in "G" to get my penny. Didn't know there was a holiday in Japan-don't know how that will help or hurt.
Did very, very good in the "I" today-and I have been very careful since my Feb 27th. losses- I am in striking distance of where I was Feb 27th. I was going into "S" tomorrow per Ebbtracker-but I will wait around in "G" to get my penny. Didn't know there was a holiday in Japan-don't know how that will help or hurt.
Aspiration
Member
Re: Tempest Account talk
I am a relative newcomer to all of this, but my gut says we see somewhat of a selloff this Friday in the C and S.
My gut will probably be wrong and the euphoric rally will strengthen (people rushing to catch the train they fear is leaving the station). :cheesy:
I am a relative newcomer to all of this, but my gut says we see somewhat of a selloff this Friday in the C and S.
My gut will probably be wrong and the euphoric rally will strengthen (people rushing to catch the train they fear is leaving the station). :cheesy:
Re: Tempest Account talk
Would have went 100% but us old timers (53 years old -25 years service) have to take a conservative approach so it's 1%G 49%S and 50%I for now. And there I sit.
I made money last year just sitting in those funds (with a bit more in G). "Market Timing" hasn't worked for me the last 3 months. It does for other people-but not for me.
Good Luck in your trades.
Would have went 100% but us old timers (53 years old -25 years service) have to take a conservative approach so it's 1%G 49%S and 50%I for now. And there I sit.
I made money last year just sitting in those funds (with a bit more in G). "Market Timing" hasn't worked for me the last 3 months. It does for other people-but not for me.
Good Luck in your trades.
EW_ret
Retired Tracker
Re: Tempest Account talk
Please add commas (or ; or /) to separate the fund percentage allocations when you make an entry in your account. Its hard to read and mistakes can be made. I see a percentage and adjacent to the right is a fund. Its easy to associate the two but this would be in error. Your cooperation would be appreciated.
This was your post:
Please add commas (or ; or /) to separate the fund percentage allocations when you make an entry in your account. Its hard to read and mistakes can be made. I see a percentage and adjacent to the right is a fund. Its easy to associate the two but this would be in error. Your cooperation would be appreciated.
This was your post:
This is how I edited it.
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