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mid year performance
Posted: Mon Jul 01, 2013 1:30 pm
by Thomas Hoog
US PP: - 5, 1%
Boogleheads: + 4,6 %
European PP: - 7 %
My own 1,2,3,4 tweaked PP: - 2,3% (10% cash, 20 % gold, 30 % bonds, 40 % stocks). No rebalanced bounds hit (Gold 13%).
Re: mid year performance
Posted: Thu Jul 04, 2013 9:34 am
by frugal
Hi,
what does composes your Boglehead Portfolio?
Regards
Re: mid year performance
Posted: Sun Jul 07, 2013 10:28 am
by smurff
Thomas Hoog wrote:
US PP: - 5, 1%
Boogleheads: + 4,6 %
European PP: - 7 %
My own 1,2,3,4 tweaked PP: - 2,3% (10% cash, 20 % gold, 30 % bonds, 40 % stocks). No rebalanced bounds hit (Gold 13%).
What are your rebalancing bands for the 1234 tweak?
Re: mid year performance
Posted: Mon Jul 08, 2013 4:40 am
by Thomas Hoog
frugal wrote:
Hi,
what does composes your Boglehead Portfolio?
Regards
I don't have the Bogelhead portfolio. It is just a 60 %, stocks, 40 % bonds portfolio
Re: mid year performance
Posted: Mon Jul 08, 2013 4:46 am
by Thomas Hoog
smurff wrote:
Thomas Hoog wrote:
US PP: - 5, 1%
Boogleheads: + 4,6 %
European PP: - 7 %
My own 1,2,3,4 tweaked PP: - 2,3% (10% cash, 20 % gold, 30 % bonds, 40 % stocks). No rebalanced bounds hit (Gold 13%).
What are your rebalancing bands for the 1234 tweak?
10 % up and down; So Cash can go down to 0 % (which never happen due to dividend and coupons). Normally the 20 % Cash bound will trigger the rebalance and then I should reinvest in all other 3 assets, but just buying the lagging asset is more practical.
Re: mid year performance
Posted: Mon Jul 08, 2013 8:51 pm
by smurff
Thomas Hoog wrote:
smurff wrote:
Thomas Hoog wrote:
US PP: - 5, 1%
Boogleheads: + 4,6 %
European PP: - 7 %
My own 1,2,3,4 tweaked PP: - 2,3% (10% cash, 20 % gold, 30 % bonds, 40 % stocks). No rebalanced bounds hit (Gold 13%).
What are your rebalancing bands for the 1234 tweak?
10 % up and down; So Cash can go down to 0 % (which never happen due to dividend and coupons). Normally the 20 % Cash bound will trigger the rebalance and then I should reinvest in all other 3 assets, but just buying the lagging asset is more practical.
Thanks. And by bonds, do you mean LT Treasuries, or do you mean corporates, or munis, or a mix of these?
It's an interesting (and easy to remember) portfolio.
Re: mid year performance
Posted: Tue Jul 09, 2013 2:55 am
by Thomas Hoog
smurff wrote:
Thomas Hoog wrote:
smurff wrote:
What are your rebalancing bands for the 1234 tweak?
10 % up and down; So Cash can go down to 0 % (which never happen due to dividend and coupons). Normally the 20 % Cash bound will trigger the rebalance and then I should reinvest in all other 3 assets, but just buying the lagging asset is more practical.
Thanks. And by bonds, do you mean LT Treasuries, or do you mean corporates, or munis, or a mix of these?
It's an interesting (and easy to remember) portfolio.
LT treasuries.
Thx to Peak2through and his backtesting
Re: mid year performance
Posted: Wed Jul 10, 2013 5:24 pm
by frugal
Thomas Hoog wrote:
frugal wrote:
Hi,
what does composes your Boglehead Portfolio?
Regards
I don't have the Bogelhead portfolio. It is just a 60 %, stocks, 40 % bonds portfolio
hi,
with which ETF's?