hisah wrote: Permanent portfolio models and their long-term
ROIDo permanent portfolios work? An interesting view on fundamental analysis discussed in this article.
Quote:Those investors who understand how dangerous in the long-term is keeping 25% of their portfolio in cash, decided to exclude it from their wallets.
This rendered two results. Firstly, it increased profit form 9.6% to 10.36% per year. This may not seem like much but after four decades an investment of 10 000 USD made 570 000 USD. This makes a big difference.
Nice article, I tend to agree with the no cash portfolio giving more returns, though with increased volatility.
I want to pull of a stocks-bonds-real estate one.
The investor's chief problem - and even his worst enemy - is likely to be himself