TSP closing numbers as of 7/10/15

Your Personal Investment Performance (PIP) for the past 12 months ending 06/30/2015 is 3.42%.

I didn’t even look or read news this week because I knew it was going to be ugly. So I just watched prices as they moved. Look at the S&P 500 above, see the yellow line that I drew on it? That starts at the closing price of last week charts and ends with the closing price at 4:00pm Friday, 7/10. All I can say is wow. For all the negative price movement to the downside, which you can see a lot below the yellow line, we ended the week almost exactly where we started. Just proving once again, the news will drive you absolutely nuts trying to figure out what to do with your long term money. I’m still up for the year and I’m happy. I’m also not stressed about the stock market and the money I have invested. I rest easy at night. Why? I refuse to watch the news when it turns negative or there is drama. I let the charts talk to me.

The S&P 500 had no movement this week and is still a hold daily(2 warnings), buy weekly and monthly.

  

I made a correction on last weeks update and in case you missed it, the Small Cap daily chart is a sell. So this week you will see a green buy line and we are still below that and the 50 day, so daily we are still a sell. Also notice the yellow line i drew here and you will see that there was not much movement here this week either. Summer time is always hard to trade in and add a little bad news and you have yuk!

    The International had another roller coaster ride this week. See the little yellow line? We actually ended the week with a gain. because of that strong move back up in prices Thursday and Friday, the weekly chart did not fire a sell this week. I thought for sure it would happen, but not yet. The closing price Friday did put us above the green buy CBL line, but we still need to get above the 50 day in order to call it a buy. So like the other two indexes, lot’s of noise and price movement this week, but not much movement in 5 days.

  

Even Bonds did almost nothing this week. If you were watching the stock market this week and worrying about it, you would have been better off on vacation because nothing  happened with prices. Basically a lot of noise and no movement. Bonds actually peeked out and attempted a buy Tuesday and Wednesday, but failed. So no change here on any chart, all sells.

Below shows how of the stuff inside each L-fund is a buy in a percentage. So if it shows 75%, that means 25% of the stuff on the inside of the fund is a sell.

L-Income- 89.67%

L-2020- 81.73%

L-2030- 77.26%

L-2040- 74.27%

L-2050- 72.23%