June 14, 2021: Outperform The Best Performing PIMCO Income Bond Fund
We review and compare our bond portfolios against the best bond fund PIMCO Income fund and show that our portfoios have outperformed it.
We review and compare our bond portfolios against the best bond fund PIMCO Income fund and show that our portfoios have outperformed it.
We show how to use ‘good’ S&P 500 sectors to build portfolios that outperform S&P 500 index by good margins.
We look at the FIRE Financial Independence, Retire Early investment portfolios and withdrawals.
We review and compare our total return bond mutual fund
and ETF lineups. We then discuss two new total return bond ETFs that are promising.
We look at the FIRE Financial Independence, Retire Early investment portfolios and withdrawals.
We discuss inflation, valuation and risk in the current environment in the context of the latest commentaries by Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger in Berkshire’s annual meeting this weekend.
PIMCO income and investment grade bond funds have outperformed their index funds consistently for the past 10 years and going. Some actively managed mutual funds are still hard to beat by low cost index funds including those Vanguard Dimensional Funds.
We review several useful features. Our new powerful chart now replaces the old Flash chart.
Risk parity strategy had done well until last year. We discuss their recent performance and the difficulties it’s facing going forward.
We review DoubleLine Shiller funds and discussed their strategies and their outperformance.
We look at the valuation of international and US stocks. We further discuss how to utilize international stocks to diversify investments.
We introduce MPIQ Ulta Short Term Bond ETF portfolio and show that it’s as safe as a money market fund but offers higher returns.
A brokerage investment account, used properly and consistently, can provide most banking services one needs.
We examine the current market disruption and discuss what to do with it.
We discuss Berkshire Hathaway’s annual returns and compare that with a top mutual fund and one of our model portfolios.
We review current bond yields and look at stock internal trends to see how much stocks are affected.
We looked at some new total return bond ETFs and review our ETF fixed income portfolio.
We review major asset trends and also look at REIT sectors in more details.
We discuss our industries ETF rotation portfolio and its use of ARK ETFs. We also discuss ARK investment methodology.
We show studies on regular withdrawal for relatively stable monthly spending need on some bond funds and portfolios. We conclude that if this approach is applied for a long period of time, it can actually result in much better than short term cash withdrawal approach.