I'll buy that strategy. If I was in the S the whole time I would probably bail out around now. I've left 6ish% on the table the past 5 weeks or so and am hoping to recover a few before this thing nose dives. My original plan back in January was to wait until the S was at $35 and C at $28 before selling, but I decided to go more conservative as the price climbed. Something is fishy with the market, between "them" wanting $50 oil, election season rolling around, and wanting to raise interest rates sometime this year. It's becoming more and more evident that this thing is as artificial as can be, so my reasoning to go back on the offensive is fueled highly on my skepticism of the Feds at this point.
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On Wednesday, April 20, 2016, 1:23 PM, chescamillstein@yahoo.com [TSP_Strategy] <TSP_Strategy@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
Good morning,
Right now 85% of my account's balance is in the S fund- I was hit hard back when the S fund tanked in the past few months. I was waiting for a bounce to get out of it - in order not to lock any losses. I was hoping to transfer completely out of it this morning but didn't get to it today. I'm leaning towards transferring out of the S fund from now. From what I've been reading, some analysts think this might be sustainable (or at least prolonged)- but who knows. Like Sarah says- I need to sleep at night.
Posted by: Ian Heskitt <iheskitt@yahoo.com>
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