7 Reasons Not to Use a 100% Stock Portfolio
Should you use a 100% stock portfolio? Historically high rates of return are tempting compared to pesky low-returning bonds. Here's the risk your taking.
Should you use a 100% stock portfolio? Historically high rates of return are tempting compared to pesky low-returning bonds. Here's the risk your taking.
Larry Swedroe is our guest today discussing portfolio construction, alternative asset classes, spending down assets in retirement, investing mistakes, and lots more.
Will a strategy of keeping "dry powder" or cash available to invest in a downturn increase your returns? Crunching the data to see if it can actually work.
Asset location is something that is completely missed by a lot of otherwise pretty financially sophisticated people. I do a deep dive into this topic in today's episode before answering listener quest...
The Bogleheads forum is a diverse group that has done an incredible amount of good. However, too many of them are missing the mark.
I have long railed against the buying and selling of individual stocks. So how is it that I came to own one myself?
Should you follow Dave Ramsey's recommended asset allocation for your portfolio? Maybe. We'll have to decipher it first.
I can talk until I'm blue in the face about how to build a portfolio, but maybe it is easier to just show you.
Build a portfolio of low-cost stock and bond index funds and hold for years. It's boring as paint drying but there's no better way to invest.
If you want to tilt your portfolio to small-cap value, now is the time to implement that strategy. Know the risks and realize it's a life-long commitment.
Our diversified portfolio has once more protected us from risks that we couldn't necessarily foresee. Learn how diversification can safeguard you too.
As you design, build and maintain your portfolio, make sure you understand the four types of investments
There are lots of portfolios out there that are simply unreasonable. Here's how to identify a reasonable investment plan from the rest.
Get a handle on asset location. Here are six high-yield principles that teach how to choose the right investments for the best account.
Uncompensated investment risk doesn't increase, and may even decrease your expected return. Avoid it through diversification.