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If you don’t need to sell anything from your portfolio in the next 5-10 years, why hedge? The vast majority of investors should be focused on the long term, so
by valuearb 7y ago
If you don’t need to sell anything from your portfolio in the next 5-10 years, why hedge? The vast majority of investors should be focused on the long term, so hedging is just a cost that reduces their returns.
- hardwaresofton 7y agoAt the beginning of the period yeah it may not be necessary to hedge, but as the fund allocation shifts it's probably a good idea. I have a sneaking suspicion that even if every single investor was long-term focused, the staggering of the starting and restarting of various funds would make the action look sinusoidal.