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I am not a CFA, and this is not financial advice (and I believe you learn what people really believe by what they hold, not what they say :) ) So telling you w
by Esophagus4 1y ago
I am not a CFA, and this is not financial advice (and I believe you learn what people really believe by what they hold, not what they say :) )
So telling you what I hold: I’m long the market, mostly in US equities (60%), developed economy international equities 20%), and intermediate term US bonds (20%).
My investment horizon is 20+ years, so in general, I don’t pay attention to the short term vol.
- rkomorn 1y agoThat's not too dissimilar from mine. I have cash I need to invest. I'm not looking to change any of my existing investments, so it's more a question of what the right move is there, with the wrinkle that I now live in the EU (again) after spending my whole adult life in the USA. I don't believe (or have interest) in making any short term moves. I don't think I need to (and feel very fortunate). We have the same 20+ horizon, but I guess the crux of the issue (and the point of my initial entry into this thread) is: how different do I think the world will be in 20+ years, and even if I'm confident it'll change, do I know what it'll become to make the right moves now? I don't think I do (and I'm somewhat skeptic anyone else really does either).
- Esophagus4 1y agoIf you ever figure out what the future holds, let me know :)
- rkomorn 1y agoBest I can do is I know that the future holds that I don't know what the future holds.