Osprey
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That's pretty good compared to the 55/45 benchmark which is -14.4% YTD.
Bonds are largely in G fund of TSP.
That's pretty good compared to the 55/45 benchmark which is -14.4% YTD.
They aren't smaller this year, but it does give me something to look forward to next year.For you older folks, who have been trading or holding equities in tax deferred accounts (e.g. tIRA's and 401k's) and are down double digits this year, you can always look at the bright side. Your RMD's are smaller now and so are the total taxes you have to pay the government.
For you older folks, who have been trading or holding equities in tax deferred accounts (e.g. tIRA's and 401k's) and are down double digits this year, you can always look at the bright side. Your RMD's are smaller now and so are the total taxes you have to pay the government.
Jan 31 YTD -4.18%, stock AA 78.0%
Feb 28 YTD -3.22%, stock AA 73.8%.
Mar 31 YTD -0.18%, stock AA 74.7%
Apr 30 YTD -7.57%, stock AA 74.6%
May 31 YTD: -4.44%, stock AA 72.4%
Jun 30 YTD: -12.2%, stock AA 70.8%
Jul 29 YTD: -7.64%, stock AA 71.6%
Now I'm down. Looks like about -2%As of COB yesterday I'm up 1.1% YTD... My energy stocks made me some money (sold it all last month) and my fixed income investments helped offset my other equity losses.
Down 14.0% as of yesterday. Probably another 1% today...Monday...Tues... Hopefully, it will stop at some point.