Just Checked..

[itsbob]

...TSP and it's recovered all of the losses from the last few weeks, JUST in time for payday when I buy more shares..

 

[_MightyMouse_]

...TSP and it's recovered all of the losses from the last few weeks, JUST in time for payday when I buy more shares..

You must work for Uncle Sam. TSP = Thrift Savings Plan correct?? I have around 300 shares of the I-Fund, so I don't know if our markets effect it really...

 

[itsbob]

The I Fund tracks the EAFE index, which is published on the Morgan Stanley Web site at www.mscidata.com. The EAFE index value for the previous business day is updated on that Web site each morning. The EAFE index values are also available in The Wall Street Journal. In the Markets Diary Table in Section C, the "MSCI EAFE" line in the "International Stocks" section provides the preliminary estimate of the closing EAFE index value for the previous business day. The actual closing index values are available the following business day in the Foreign Markets section in Section C. The "EAFE MSCI" line in the table called Morgan Stanley Indexes represents the actual closing index values. Thus, there is a 2-day lag before the actual EAFE index values are provided in the Wall Street Journal.

The F, C, S, and I funds are all index funds, and any fluctuation in the stock market can usually be tracked to the individual funds. It (I fund) took a hit, but it looks like it recovered quicker then the others.

 

[Pete]

...TSP and it's recovered all of the losses from the last few weeks, JUST in time for payday when I buy more shares..

Isn't that a less than good thing?

 

[itsbob]

Isn't that a less than good thing?

Yep, that was my point, but I couldn't communicate the sarcasm

 

[Pete]

Yep, that was my point, but I couldn't communicate the sarcasm