Your historical scope
Select a date range and include or exclude individual years. Incomplete years are shown separately from complete-year statistics.
HISTORICAL STRATEGY RESEARCH
Via Reditus explores historical allocation strategies for ETFs and the Thrift Savings Plan, and then translates each schedule into a clear and easy-to-use trading calendar.
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THE APPROACH
Via Reditus searches recurring allocation schedules using historical daily closing returns. The selected years control both the search and the reported statistics. Each allocation holds 100% in one eligible asset or permitted cash position.
The local application supports ETF research, TSP rules with proxy ETFs, and actual TSP G, F, C, S and I fund research. Proxy ETF history and actual TSP share prices remain distinct, with their respective timing and transfer rules.
Select a date range and include or exclude individual years. Incomplete years are shown separately from complete-year statistics.
Screen mean, median, minimum annual return and sample standard deviation, with limits for stock-investment time and annual rotations.
Via Reditus checks data coverage, calculations and calendar consistency. Near matches and failed audits are identified, rather than treated as qualifying results.
A SCHEDULE YOU CAN READ
Allocation calendars show which asset the selected schedule holds on a trading session and when an allocation rotates. Calendar cells come from the same schedule used to calculate returns.
Interactive calendars and printable PDFs are available in the local application. Future calendar dates describe the schedule; they do not contain known future returns.
BEYOND A SINGLE AVERAGE
Monthly and annual returns help explain what sits behind a mean or median. Via Reditus reports complete-year sample standard deviation, best and worst years, average annual rotations and time in stock investments. Bonds and cash are excluded from that stock-time measure.
Default returns follow the project's price-only method, with proxy history and modeled cash identified where used. A bounded search reports what it found within its calculation budget; it does not establish the best possible schedule.
VIA REDITUS, EXPLAINED
This is the preliminary information page. Public accounts and research are not open yet. The working local application is being prepared for a website with visitor and administrator access.
Yes. The planned visitor workflow is to enter approved criteria, request a bounded historical search, review the results and explanation, and inspect a colored calendar. Data management and detailed operational settings remain administrator responsibilities.
No trades are executed by Via Reditus. It studies historical schedules and explains their allocations. Historical results do not guarantee future returns.
Verified accounts, user-owned research, strategy comparison and following multiple independent strategies are planned. Subscription access and notification delivery will be considered later. None of those services is offered through this information page.
There are no signup, payment or contact forms on this page. With your permission, Via Reditus counts visits and page views, new and returning browsers, broad device groups and referral domains. It does not store names, emails, full IP addresses, precise location or full referring links in its analytics. A random browser identifier distinguishes return visits; identifiers are hashed before storage. Records are retained for up to 90 days of activity and removed when later analytics requests run. You can decline or withdraw permission below. The hosting service may keep its standard operational request logs. Account and notification privacy details will be published before those services open.
WORK IN PROGRESS
Via Reditus continues to evolve through historical research, saved strategies and repeatable calculation checks. This page introduces the approach while the public application is prepared.
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