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The site says he has about 75% invested in the strategies so I don't think it is just for fun. Also a hobby can turn into real money. I got two test positions on for myself.
Do you have a subscription to the PRO in the Portfolio Visualizer? If so, I would be interested in tax assumptions and considerations for the Triad vs Permanent Portfolio. I think you said the Triad was best in a nontaxable account but was somewhat friendly in a taxable one. If that requires a lot of work please don't spend the time. Interested if it is an easy answer. ThanksStrategyDriven wrote: ↑Thu Sep 23, 2021 12:37 pm I don't know that I would call it a hobby, that could be taken as a demeaning term meaning it's not taken with the utmost serious intentions that it is. I am not an RIA, CFA, etc... I developed these strategies for my own use and opened them up for public consumption, it is a labor of passion. The results and risk profiles speak for themselves, there is an array from conservative to very aggressive, if you look at the Metrics pages I think you'll find very good risk reward for the strategies.
The total invested amount isn't clear, but I know there are well into 8 figures invested into these strategies by myself and others. Real money.
I do not charge for the strategy information, it's freely available to anybody who subscribes, I do put limits that it is for personal use, not for gain investing other peoples accounts by an RIA or other such situation.
Unfortunately I do not have a Pro PV subscription, unsure if they would be able to calculate the tax impact or not, it's complicated. Maybe if you upload the monthly holdings they can do it from that, not sure.modeljc wrote: ↑Thu Sep 23, 2021 3:24 pmDo you have a subscription to the PRO in the Portfolio Visualizer? If so, I would be interested in tax assumptions and considerations for the Triad vs Permanent Portfolio. I think you said the Triad was best in a nontaxable account but was somewhat friendly in a taxable one. If that requires a lot of work please don't spend the time. Interested if it is an easy answer. ThanksStrategyDriven wrote: ↑Thu Sep 23, 2021 12:37 pm I don't know that I would call it a hobby, that could be taken as a demeaning term meaning it's not taken with the utmost serious intentions that it is. I am not an RIA, CFA, etc... I developed these strategies for my own use and opened them up for public consumption, it is a labor of passion. The results and risk profiles speak for themselves, there is an array from conservative to very aggressive, if you look at the Metrics pages I think you'll find very good risk reward for the strategies.
The total invested amount isn't clear, but I know there are well into 8 figures invested into these strategies by myself and others. Real money.