No problem........
And did I say it was like a two edge sword on the way down!!!!!!!!
Luckily, or maybe not as this was taught this in the investing classes I'm taking, I put a stop sell order on my TNA at $91.70 which it sold at automatically this morning locking in my profits. This time around I had purchased TNA on the recent dip $83.14 a week ago or so. So I am happy. Deciding now if I have the courage to get in to an inverse ETF or not. If I do it will be an inverse of the S&P 500 as that index is weaker than the Russell 2000. If not, I'll wait till I see the Russell turn around, maybe over the next few days, and get back in to the TNA.
This bring up another benefit or rolling a TSP into an IRA. When you place a sell order it executes immediately and not at the end of the day.
But while you are still a Federal employee the TSP is great. For the last so many years of my employment I maxed my contributions to TSP which helped a lot on taxes.
Posted by: gmbetz@yahoo.com
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