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  • September 15, 2009 at 8:11 PM #457842
    jimmyle
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    My went up to 56.9% YTD. Mostly Asian and Emerging Market mutual funds. However, my 1 year performance is still -16%.

    September 15, 2009 at 9:01 PM #457070
    zk
    Participant

    Took my 401k (well, TSP, actually; I’m a government employee) out of the S&P fund when it was at 1259, put it back when it was 852. So, so far this year I’m up whatever the S&P is.

    My non-401k portfolio is down 1.7% since I opened it in January 2007, which is pretty good considering the S&P is down 30% in that time frame. (I can’t take credit for that; I have a professional do it.)

    September 15, 2009 at 9:01 PM #457265
    zk
    Participant

    Took my 401k (well, TSP, actually; I’m a government employee) out of the S&P fund when it was at 1259, put it back when it was 852. So, so far this year I’m up whatever the S&P is.

    My non-401k portfolio is down 1.7% since I opened it in January 2007, which is pretty good considering the S&P is down 30% in that time frame. (I can’t take credit for that; I have a professional do it.)

    September 15, 2009 at 9:01 PM #457607
    zk
    Participant

    Took my 401k (well, TSP, actually; I’m a government employee) out of the S&P fund when it was at 1259, put it back when it was 852. So, so far this year I’m up whatever the S&P is.

    My non-401k portfolio is down 1.7% since I opened it in January 2007, which is pretty good considering the S&P is down 30% in that time frame. (I can’t take credit for that; I have a professional do it.)

    September 15, 2009 at 9:01 PM #457679
    zk
    Participant

    Took my 401k (well, TSP, actually; I’m a government employee) out of the S&P fund when it was at 1259, put it back when it was 852. So, so far this year I’m up whatever the S&P is.

    My non-401k portfolio is down 1.7% since I opened it in January 2007, which is pretty good considering the S&P is down 30% in that time frame. (I can’t take credit for that; I have a professional do it.)

    September 15, 2009 at 9:01 PM #457872
    zk
    Participant

    Took my 401k (well, TSP, actually; I’m a government employee) out of the S&P fund when it was at 1259, put it back when it was 852. So, so far this year I’m up whatever the S&P is.

    My non-401k portfolio is down 1.7% since I opened it in January 2007, which is pretty good considering the S&P is down 30% in that time frame. (I can’t take credit for that; I have a professional do it.)

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