By: retirebyforty
I guess if you have a huge net worth and conserving capital is your #1 objective, this might be a good plan. I doubt this will work out well in the long run. The high risk high reward part of the...
View ArticleBy: BeatingTheIndex
If you do decide to put 85% of your money in cash accounts, you will potentially be working until 80, forget about retirement all together because a inflation will be eating your purchasing power year...
View ArticleBy: Jonathan
The merits of this strategy are hard to explain in one post; however, if this is something you are interested in, Taleb describes fragility and anti-fragility (the barbell approach) quite eloquently in...
View ArticleBy: Ken Bruno
I say reduce the cash investments and diversify by adding dividend income to the portfolio, along with 25% risky/speculative (small cap) investments, and your bonds/t-bills.
View ArticleBy: Ken Bruno
I agree that inflation will kill your cash investments. Have to be more aggressive, especially while you’re younger.
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