Quick update for TSP funds

In order above, S&P, Small Cap, International, and then Bonds.

The S&P or C-fund closed at a new 5 year high and is breaking out to the upside out of that little Bull Flag that was forming for the last 5 trading days. In my opinion the only thing to do here is stay in an follow. If your out, this is a new entry signal. You will also see the CBL line was moved up and is our first warning support zone if price starts to retreat.

Small Cap is just rolling to new highs. CBL line has also been moved up and here to we need to stay invested.

International same as the Small Cap, stay in.

Bonds still look nasty and the Green CBL line was moved down the chart and that CBL line is used as a signal to enter when price appears to reversing. Currently no reversal looks near. Stay out of F-fund and those that are invested in the L-income, 2020 will be most affected by the fall of bonds. Note to all L-2020 through 2050 funds. You still have the option to make your own distribution manually to emulate the which ever L –fund your in and just zero out the Bonds. So if in the current month of January if your L-fund has let’s say 9% in bonds, dividend by 3 and then just add 3% to the distribution of the C,S, and I. Find me if you need that explained.

That’s it, ride the wave until price tells us to bail. Short term and Long term investors should be in.