Your market timing could not be better. You I listen to.
-C.N.
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Alex,
I am seriously looking at using your service to manage my IRA account.
-L.M.
I was looking up information about the Lifecycle funds the TSP started offering in 2005, and your site came up on one of my searches. I’m looking at a wide variety of free help groups and newsletters to try and get a good picture of what are good strategies with the goal of either finding the best allocations from one source or a good synthesis strategy from the various sources available. Your gains seem to be among the best I’ve found.
-M.W.
Alex, I understand nothing is guaranteed but I just have a “peace” about following you. I’ve read other websites but they feel too business / Wallstreet like. Not bussinesslike or caring, which I get the impression you are.
-K.
Thanks for sharing your TSP and ETF recommendations. I’ve been following both for several months.
-R.R.
Got it. Now that I understand your strategy, I will follow your advice like a little sheep. A happy and grateful little sheep.
- P.V.
I receive your E-mail and love the advice that I receive from it.
- W.B.
I appreciate your efforts at providing a terrific trading model for the TSP. I have shared it with my son in the Army.
- L.M.
I have enjoyed reviewing your newsletter and your approach to investing.
-A.A.
Thanks for your continued help with making my TSP grow!!!
-C.L.
I am intrigued by your investing concepts, altruism, and personal story. So, I decided to sign up for both of the newsletters. … Thanks for your efforts and advice to myself and the larger TSP community!
- J.B.
Alex -
I started subscribing to your two newsletters last week and I have some [comments] about the TSP newsletter. I’ve read all the material you have posted on your website and found it very interesting.
Your June TSP newsletters present the Allocations clearly and concisely. It is easy to read and understand. …
I was shocked to see that if you add returns in the [Thrift Savings Plan] C, S, and I funds respectively for the period of 2000 through 2008, you would be faced with a large net loss for each fund respectively. Moreover, the compound returns (starting in 1998) for the C, S, and I funds are significantly less than G and F funds, and of course your Conservative and Balance funds. For this period, a buy and hold strategy would not work.
-F.M.