TSP Radar Announces Unique Thrift Savings Plan Funds Allocation Tools for CSRS and FERS to Help Investors with Timing Management of their TSP Portfolio Allocations

    ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, IL, February 04, 2015 /24-7PressRelease/ -- TSP Radar announced today it has unveiled unique TSP Funds tools that aim to help federal employees and retirees chose timely allocations for their TSP portfolios. Preferred allocations are based on both the proprietary TSP Radar Screen and TSP Radar Early Warning Charts . These are available to Members on the TSP Radar website.

"Using the two systems in tandem, these TSP portfolio tools track both momentum and performance of TSP Funds," said Raymond Quick, President of TSP Radar. "As of today," continued Quick, "the TSP data process is available for federal employees', retirees and military personnel use in implementing TSP investment strategies." Featured Funds are: Thrift Savings Plan's C Fund, S Fund, I Fund, F Fund, and G Fund.

The proprietary TSP Radar Screen and TSP Radar Early Warning Charts are crafted by Quacera, LLC. The decades of professional experience from Quacera, a professional investment research firm, are now being applied to building and managing these proprietary TSP portfolio allocation tools.

To learn more about TSP Radar products, and Membership information:
https://www.tspradar.com/TSP-Radar-System-s/1858.htm?source=pr-2015-02

https://www.tspradar.com/Early-Warning-Charts-s/1859.htm?source=pr-2015-02

https://www.tspradar.com/Radar-Screen-s/1864.htm?source=pr-2015-02

About TSP Radar
TSP Radar is a professional financial information service that seeks to help federal employees and retirees meet their financial retirement goals. By providing professional research methods and unique reporting tools, they enable Thrift Savings Plan (TSP) investors a new way to think about the TSP timing of their TSP Funds portfolio allocations. Full membership is available through the TSP Radar site, with ready access to the proprietary TSP Radar Screen and TSP Radar Early Warning Charts . To learn more, visit the TSP Radar web site: https://www.tspradar.com/?source=pr-2015-02

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