Re: [TSPStrategy] Current Allocation as of 2/4/2022?

Right now, looking at the market trends and uncertainty created by many factors including high inflation and Russia/Ukraine, my recommendation is to ride the market if you staid in S or C. 

No sense in getting out now and cut huge losses. The market always goes back up just don't panic.

Two weeks ago I moved $200k I had sitting in G to S and C. I had about 30% sitting in G making a few pennies a day. I bought at a bargain price. Not at its lowest but close. I'm standing to gain quite a bit when the market goes back up to its record levels or close to it. 

Right now I'm 50/50 C/S.

Good luck to all. 

Thanks,

JP

On Saturday, February 12, 2022, 4:59 PM, Tammy <truckie3@charter.net> wrote:

Although I've only been a member of this group for about four years I have been very grateful for much of the information I've been able to receive from the interactions of the group members. I feel inclined to remind the people who are inclined, to say disparaging things about Sarah, that this is not a group that we pay for services nor does Sarah receive a salary for her recommendations. The strength of this group lies in the fact that were all able to freely exchange information and choose of our own volition whether or not to take the recommendations offered up.

It's easy to cast stones but no one here really knows what is going on in Sarah's life. She could be extremely ill or she could have a family member that she is caring for and that is taking her away from the interactions that she used to have with our group. Despite the reason for her seeming "absence" if anyone here is not happy with recommendation/suggestions/Information sharing, perhaps those people would be better served in a group where they pay for TSP investment guidance services. 

Just my thoughts.  Would appreciate it if no one chooses to shoot the messenger.

Tammy

On Feb 12, 2022, at 8:47 AM, Lynette Williams via groups.io <lynettewilliams22=yahoo.com@groups.io> wrote:

It's active minus the owner who doesn't participate very much anymore.