I Shrugged wrote: ↑Thu Mar 05, 2026 4:57 pm

frugal wrote: ↑Thu Mar 05, 2026 6:40 am Thank you!

Any libertarians here?

Me. See my bookshelf photo in my avatar. I see it as something to aspire to and measure against, but I realize it isn’t always practical. Similar to eating a perfect diet for example.

Who do you follow ?

Hug

Thank you!

Any libertarians here?

Hi

Where can I find the radio podcast show from Harry Browne?

Like the one about investing he had one about politics.

Where is it?

Which one you use ? Leveraging? USD trading currency choice. 3USL (trades in USD) instead of 3LUS (that trades in GBP) for instance. Rebalancing the FX element once/year rather than daily adjustments is inclined to be better IMO. Hello 👋🏻 Can you please help with your portfolio for European euro cu...

3% is the right number very volatile! only bitcoin no shitcoins which other assets can should we add to VP ? Regards! 8) The PP was devised as a potentially safer alternative to T-Bills Expectations : Stock share prices broadly compare to inflation Gold price broadly compares to inflation Hard cash...

which other assets can should we add to VP ? frugal, there’s no asset that you should add. You add what you want. It’s money that you can afford to lose. Anything I buy that is not a pp asset, I consider part of the Vp. Individual stocks, silver coins. Hi 👋🏻 I don’t want to lose 🤭 PP performance in...

3% is the right number very volatile! only bitcoin no shitcoins which other assets can should we add to VP ? Regards! 8) The PP was devised as a potentially safer alternative to T-Bills Expectations : Stock share prices broadly compare to inflation Gold price broadly compares to inflation Hard cash...

3% is the right number

very volatile!

only bitcoin

no shitcoins

which other assets can should we add to VP ?

Regards!

All winners :) Actually that is fairly common! In the US for the 48 year period 1978 through 2025, all 4 assets have had positive nominal returns in 19 years (40% of the time) including last year: 1982,85-86,93,95; 2003-07,10-12,16-17,19-20,23,25 PP-AssetReturnsByYear.PNG Hello 👋🏻 What do you use a...

mathjak107 wrote: ↑Sun Jan 18, 2026 3:38 am paul merriman has some excellent portfolios for every risk level .

https://www.paulmerriman.com/best-in-cl ... tions-2025

https://lookerstudio.google.com/reporti ... qmha3-AK5k

Hi

I want to create myself


Which one ?

boglerdude wrote: ↑Sun Jan 18, 2026 5:37 am You didn't build a house, frugal. Gonna start a support group for backtest addicts

Unrelated content https://mishtalk.com/economics/did-bitc ... ools-gold/

Please explain in detail

Thank you

boglerdude wrote: ↑Sat Jan 17, 2026 9:39 pm Build a house dude

Done

Top

I will test the desktop version

Hug

Hello everyone 👋 I currently hold a Harry Browne Permanent Portfolio as my core allocation. I am now looking to add a lazy portfolio that is structurally different, meaning it relies on clearly different asset classes or return drivers, not just small variations of stocks, bonds, gold, and cash. The...

Yes, it's freeware. A few clever IT specialists put their heads together and built this fantastic tool. It's completely open source. There's even a Portuguese menu if you need it. The initial setup takes a little effort, finding data sources for the securities, but there's a very knowledgeable Engl...

Grinch wrote: ↑Thu Jan 15, 2026 8:47 am What about: https://www.portfolio-performance.info

Hi

Can you do it free?

Regards

Yes, no problem

I have it since 2013

I prefer to check when it rises and forget when it doesn’t

Maybe yahoo or google stocks can do it…

Hi everyone,

I’m looking for websites or platforms where I can track the Permanent Portfolio on a daily basis.

Ideally, I’d like something that shows clear charts or graphs to visualize its performance and variations over time.

Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated!

mathjak107 wrote: ↑Sun Jan 11, 2026 2:23 pm not a fan of tips for all the reasons tyler wrote about

Hi Mat!

Where Tyler wrote ?

Regards

All the best Craig !

Where is the other M.Tex?

You should come every month to write one paragraph only…

The forum misses you

Use a 2x leveraged stock fund for the 'stock' third. Thirds each 2x stock, gold, cash Gold in hand, safest cash (T-Bills/short term treasury). Exposure of 66% stock, 33% gold, 33% cash, 33% borrowed (by the leveraged ETF). Reduced counter-party risk, benchmark to 67/33 stock/bond and better reward,...

If the year ended today, I'd be right! (Gold) Silver and BitCoin weren't options :) 3-5% on BITCOIN I believe is a good choice I missed 13 years of great rising :'( I'm working slowly to get there Silver got itself there :) Which % of silver you have ? Is it part of PP? Please comment

💡 The Tax Loss Harvesting Dilemma Right now, you have the chance: 📉 An asset with a $100 loss. 📈 Another investment with $100 total profit. If you sell the losing asset today, you can offset $100 of profit and reduce taxes immediately. ✅ But here’s the catch: in a few years, it’s likely that all you...

Hey everyone! 👋 Following up on my previous post, I’m curious about a PP-style portfolio with a 33-33-33% allocation (equities 🟢 / bonds 🔵 / gold 🟠). I’m trying to understand: How would the overall risk change compared to a more traditional allocation? ⚖️ What kind of impact on performance/returns c...

Hello everyone, At the moment, the cash portion within my HB-PP portfolio stands at only 10%, while the HB-PP allocation represents roughly 20% of my total assets. 💼 I am wondering whether it would make sense to rebalance the cash component within the HB-PP itself, or if maintaining this relatively ...