We argue that unlike in stock investing, actively managed bond funds can outperform bond index funds more consistently and thus can be used as candidate funds for fixed income/bond asset class.
Based on long term behavior of active stock funds, we believe the best way in stock investing is to invest in low cost index funds instead of active funds.
We review long term stock valuation metrics and their associated portfolios. We also discuss the scenarios in the current market environment if a bear market materializes.
Diversified Asset Allocation Portfolios For Your Plans
I retired last year, on a 1 million capital. Following all these discussions, I was convinced that 4% is indeed a safe withdrawal rate when having a 30 years maximum time span in mind. Turns out my investments did exceptionally well and , after withdrawing 40k and adjusting for inflation, my capital is now 1.1 […]
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