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World Markets??
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Is that all! :?
I know it seems as if I'm really aggressive having 40% of my TSP in the I fund but I allocate my TSP along with my outside investments and overall I only have 20% invested in the international markets. I have to learn to see the funds in the TSP as seperate accounts instead of looking at it as a whole. I get scared when I do. :shock:
Is that all! :?
I know it seems as if I'm really aggressive having 40% of my TSP in the I fund but I allocate my TSP along with my outside investments and overall I only have 20% invested in the international markets. I have to learn to see the funds in the TSP as seperate accounts instead of looking at it as a whole. I get scared when I do. :shock:
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Actually I was wrong here ... I would have 20% invested IF I had 63% in the I fund. I did have it allocatethat wayback on 15 Mar (and got a great price I might add) but then emotion took me over and I pulled some of it out. Had I left it alone I would have made a killing. Hindsight is 20/20. :?
Actually I was wrong here ... I would have 20% invested IF I had 63% in the I fund. I did have it allocatethat wayback on 15 Mar (and got a great price I might add) but then emotion took me over and I pulled some of it out. Had I left it alone I would have made a killing. Hindsight is 20/20. :?
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