December 19, 2022: Newsletter Collection Update
We summarize newsletters written in the past months.
We summarize newsletters written in the past months.
We review the latest market and economy trends and discuss several scenarios including recession and soft landing.
We discuss several cash substitutes, in particular, we look at floating rate Treasury ETFs as cash substitutes
Our fixed income portfolios’ excellent outperformance continues. We also review the current bond markets
Itchy to buy stocks as they have come down a lot? You might want to consider an excellent ‘business’ stock: S&P 500 index fund.
Treasury savings I bonds are paying 9.62% annually right now. We detail on what and how to purchase I Bonds
We looked at markets and also discuss the important concept of large samples or long term in investing
We review smart factor based ETFs and their portfolios.
We are showing how to get much higher cash returns in this period of stressful times.
We review asset trends and current economic conditions and discuss their future trends.
We examine price behavior for stocks, bonds and real estates in the inflationary period of 70s and 80s. We also discuss the similarities and differences between that period and the current conditions, as well as their implication on investment portfolios.
We discuss the effectiveness of sector and industry rotation in a rising rate inflationary environment.
We review our latest rebalance based on various factors in our strategies including trends, valuation, economic indicators and market internals.
We discuss the effectiveness of sector and industry rotation in a rising rate inflationary environment.
We review our portfolios and discuss latest asset and economy trends.
We look at the secular economy and market cycle change and review recent market weakness.
We discussed survivorship bias and reviewed current market internals and sentiments .
We review hedged strategic allocation portfolios such as risk parity and permanent portfolios and discuss the need of tactical allocations. .
We look at our highly volatile industry-level fund based portfolios and discuss current market situations.
Amid the current turbulence, we revisit quality sector based portfolios and discuss market trends.