*****Interfund Transfer******

Good Day, It’s time to adjust our mix. The new mix is 100/S. Please remember that this is the percentage of money that we have invested in each fund, not the money that is taken from your check and deposited into thrift. Those future contributions should always be 100% G Fund. That automatically protects your deposit in the event that it is made on a bad day for the market. The funds that accumulate in the G Fund are automatically picked up the next time you change your mix. As for today, you should change your mix to 100/S.  Have a nice day and may God continue to bless your trades!                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                  Scott Emoji
PS- Remember that this is only a recommendation. Please feel free to alter it in any way that you feel comfortable with and by all means if what your doing is working great for you, then keep on doing it!


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Scott Grimes

  • 05/31/2026

    Hi, this is Wayne. -For Your Reference- I am in 100% C fund (S&P 500) VIX is: 17.7 (under 19, bullish) Fear & Greed Index: 60 In the current market environment, if we observe only indexes performance, it is easy to arrive at an overly optimistic conclusion. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq continue to make new highs,…

  • 05/22/2026

    Hi, this is Wayne again : ) -For Your Reference- I am in 100% C fund (S&P 500) VIX is: 19.35 Fear & Greed Index: 58 The current market environment is not a simple bullish or bearish transition, but rather a transitional phase shaped by multiple overlapping forces. Capital has not exited risk assets. Instead, it has…

  • 05/14/2026

    For Your Reference- I move in 100% C fund (S&P 500) Vix is 18.75 Fear & Greed Index: 66 The indexes is currently at a critical intersection between an AI-driven valuation regime shift and rising macroeconomic pressures. Capital has not exited the market; instead, it remains concentrated in core assets with strong long-term growth narratives. As long…