Very Long-Term Asset Allocation Results [View article]
Of all the issues that intrigue and bedevil investors, asset allocation must vy strongly for the top of the list. When checking the list for the sweet spot allocation, it looks like 50-50 and 60 (stocks)-40 (bonds) are good choices for many investors. Other asset classes and sub classes are also necessary to consider, as cash , currencies, real estate, precious and strategic metals , energy, international and country weightings , etc. Also asset classes with hedging and timing strategies, esp. when considering the dollar,energy, current threats, sector rotation, etc. would be helpful. Any time you would like to expand this subject to include more asset classes and considerations, Richard, it would be fine with me, and I would enjoy the process.. Thanks for the good and useful data.
It's a Winter Warming Spell - But More Snow Ahead for Markets [View article]
A good and relevant list of restraining issues hampering any would be strong and lasting rally.
Added to your list is the dire straits of many investors who now need cash money moreso than anytime in the recent past. This means that many will be forced to sell at the perceived top of the rallies, puting a lid of resistance on them for some time to come.
One effect of this is bringing a form of cannibalization to Walll Street where the institutional traders are now obliged to feed on themselves. Bon Appetite!
Nice overall. Your linked "Tip on Tips " article was SUPERB. The best explanation and advice I have read, and there have been more than a few. Thanks again for a fine contribution.
Very Long-Term Asset Allocation Results [View article]
When checking the list for the sweet spot allocation, it looks like 50-50 and 60 (stocks)-40 (bonds) are good choices for many investors.
Other asset classes and sub classes are also necessary to consider, as cash , currencies, real estate, precious and strategic metals , energy, international and country weightings , etc.
Also asset classes with hedging and timing strategies, esp. when considering the dollar,energy, current threats, sector rotation, etc. would be helpful.
Any time you would like to expand this subject to include more asset classes and considerations, Richard, it would be fine with me, and I would enjoy the process..
Thanks for the good and useful data.
It's a Winter Warming Spell - But More Snow Ahead for Markets [View article]
Added to your list is the dire straits of many investors who now need cash money moreso than anytime in the recent past.
This means that many will be forced to sell at the perceived top of the rallies, puting a lid of resistance on them for some time to come.
One effect of this is bringing a form of cannibalization to Walll Street where the institutional traders are now obliged to feed on themselves.
Bon Appetite!
2008 Bonds Wrap-Up [View article]
Thanks again for a fine contribution.
Relative Performance of Asset Categories [View article]