Congrats. And thanks for sharing your numbers.
I have a similar (overall) allocation across all my retirement accounts -- roughly 50% stocks, 30% "Bonds" (not just LTT), 15% Gold, 5% Cash.
With (depending on account) some tilt to SCV, REIT, Intl (ok, technically tilting to US as not 50% Intl), ....
Permanent Portfolio vs. All-Weather - an in-depth analysis
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Re: Permanent Portfolio vs. All-Weather - an in-depth analysis
Ditto except 40 in bonds and 10 in gold - 50/40/10Dieter wrote:Congrats. And thanks for sharing your numbers.
I have a similar (overall) allocation across all my retirement accounts -- roughly 50% stocks, 30% "Bonds" (not just LTT), 15% Gold, 5% Cash.
With (depending on account) some tilt to SCV, REIT, Intl (ok, technically tilting to US as not 50% Intl), ....
REITs, SCV, EM and INT too.
Nothing beats the PP in taxable for me.
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Re: Permanent Portfolio vs. All-Weather - an in-depth analysis
buddtholomew wrote:Ditto except 40 in bonds and 10 in gold - 50/40/10Dieter wrote:Congrats. And thanks for sharing your numbers.
I have a similar (overall) allocation across all my retirement accounts -- roughly 50% stocks, 30% "Bonds" (not just LTT), 15% Gold, 5% Cash.
With (depending on account) some tilt to SCV, REIT, Intl (ok, technically tilting to US as not 50% Intl), ....
REITs (biggest gains 275%+), SCV, EM and INT.
Total Bond Index and Stable Value too.
Nothing beats the PP in taxable for me.
- buddtholomew
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- Joined: Fri May 21, 2010 4:16 pm
Re: Permanent Portfolio vs. All-Weather - an in-depth analysis
Ditto except 40 in bonds and 10 in gold - 50/40/10Dieter wrote:Congrats. And thanks for sharing your numbers.
I have a similar (overall) allocation across all my retirement accounts -- roughly 50% stocks, 30% "Bonds" (not just LTT), 15% Gold, 5% Cash.
With (depending on account) some tilt to SCV, REIT, Intl (ok, technically tilting to US as not 50% Intl), ....
REITs (biggest gains 275%+), SCV, EM and INT.
Total Bond Index and Stable Value too.
Nothing beats the PP in taxable for me.
Re: Permanent Portfolio vs. All-Weather - an in-depth analysis
Hi,
Is there any particular re-balancing guideline that goes with the All-Weather Portfolio?
For example, an All-Weather equivalent to the 35/15 bands that many seem to like with the Permanent Portfolio?
Thanks
Is there any particular re-balancing guideline that goes with the All-Weather Portfolio?
For example, an All-Weather equivalent to the 35/15 bands that many seem to like with the Permanent Portfolio?
Thanks