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The Thrift Saving Plan (TSP) is a retirement savings plan for government employees, including military members. It offers a range of investment options, including stocks (ETF’s). From October 19th to October 23rd 2020, the TSP and stocks experienced some highs and lows.

On October 19th, the TSP saw overall gains across all of its funds. The C fund, which tracks the S&P 500, had a 1.54% gain, while the S fund, which tracks small-cap stocks, saw a 2.44% gain. The I fund, which tracks international stocks, also had a 1.77% gain. Overall, it was a positive day for TSP investors.

However, the rest of the week proved to be more volatile. On October 20th, the TSP saw losses across all of its funds, with the C fund experiencing a 0.43% loss, the S fund a 0.25% loss, and the I fund a 1.24% loss. The rest of the week saw a mix of gains and losses, with the C fund seeing a slight gain on October 22nd and the S fund experiencing a slight loss on October 23rd.

In addition to the TSP, ETF’s (exchange-traded funds) also experienced some ups and downs during this week. The S&P 500 ETF (SPY) had a 1.53% gain on October 19th, but saw losses on the following days, closing with a 0.50% loss on October 23rd. The Russell 2000 Small-Cap ETF (IWM) also saw gains on October 19th, but experienced losses throughout the rest of the week, closing with a 2.03% loss on October 23rd.

Overall, the week of October 19th to October 23rd was a mixed bag for both the TSP and stocks (ETF’s). While there were some gains, there were also losses and volatility. It is important for investors to remember that the stock market is constantly changing and that past performance is not indicative of future results. It is essential to have a long-term investment strategy and to regularly review and adjust that strategy as needed.