The 124 is in the money market fund. I didn't place it there.
Indirectly you did. You chose (whether by intent or omission) not to reinvest dividends, etc. automatically back into the fund. There is nothing right or wrong about that choice. Some people prefer automatic reinvestment, others prefer to take that money and invest in other funds. Unless you want to keep it as cash (note that with today's interest rates, "in a money market fund" = "cash") you should do something with it - if nothing else, buy more of the same fund. Personally, I'd set it up for automatic reinvestment. If it isn't obvious how to do so, call customer service and have someone walk you through it.
The other 5290.17 is the target fund of stocks and bonds. So it looks like I have lost a couple hundred bucks. Way more than 1.5 percent.
Need to get your eyeglass prescription changed. :)
You have $5414.15 in that account, so it is down 1.56%. This may appear bad, but in all seriousness this is no big deal at all. It is not even a little deal. It is noise. Look at multi-year price charts: they may go up on average, but over short times they go down also.
I opened this account in November.
So by November of 2018 you
might be able to start distinguishing signal from noise in terms of fund performance. Reread the Jim Collins series.... ;)