ESGs, TSP Mutual Fund Window, TSP Shut Down 05.01.2022 TSP Weekly Update Show

by | Sep 1, 2022 | Thrift Savings Plan | 1 comment

ESGs, TSP Mutual Fund Window, TSP Shut Down 05.01.2022 TSP Weekly Update Show




ESGs Are Coming To TSP

The TSP.gov site is going off-line on 26 May. It will be down until early June so, now is the time to make sure your account, allocations, and documents are squared away! When it comes back online, we will have access to the Mutual Fund Widow with over 5,000 fund options, including ESGs.

Environmental, Social & Governance (ESG) Funds are the talk of Wall Street, and they are coming to TSP via the Mutual Fund Window. We do a deep dive into ESGs on the TSP Weekly Update Show this Sunday. Don’t miss it!

Also, don’t forget to sign up for our Monthly Facebook Webinar! The first Tuesday of every month we’ll do a deep dive into a vital topic for TSP investors. The first one is Tuesday May 3rd and the topic is the TSP Tech Refresh. Sign up once and you’ll get reminders each month!

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  1. Joshua Doehr

    Stocks follow earnings, bonds follow interest rates. Earnings are still growing. Demand hasn’t slowed, supply has. Full employment. We can have a manufactured recession to suppress inflation while equities boom because of the aforementioned. In fact, most will be caught on the sidelines in a boom to bust. On the 2 year weekly, we are very close to big support that should signal a trend change because of the volume we may see at that support.
    If the Fed is actively baking in multiple .50 bps moves, what happens if/ when they don’t? We boom. We go from buying the rumor and selling the news to selling the rumor and buying the news.
    Breaking the 4,000 psychological barrier should be what triggers capitulation in order for a trend change possibility.

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