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Let's dig in some more on Permanent Portfolio quadrant style. Next is the allocation for the United States Sovereign Wealth Fund ETF that I made up a few days ago and next to that is my most recent attempt from November to recreate the Cockroach Portfolio which is managed by Mutiny Funds. TRTY is a tough hold.
Eventually, as client relationships grew to be more ongoing and less transactional, financial planning grew to encompass other areas of clients’ financial lives, such as taxes and estate planning.
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Long time readers might know my fascination with Nassim Taleb's idea about barbelling portfolios to concentrate risk into a small slice while having the vast majority in safe assets. What I am curious to see is if we can combine this barbell idea with the 75/50 portfolio to get a market equaling (or beating) returns over longer periods.
First up, Phillip Toews who runs an asset management shop and who wrote a book about about behavioral portfolio construction wrote about understanding market history and a section on how to build robust portfolio that reads like he could have outsourced that part of the article to me. That is buying low.
From the AQR site , QSPIX "aims to deliver attractive risk adjusted returns with low correlation to traditional stock/bond portfolios by investing in a broad and diversified range of alternative risk premia." So a core holding, I think that conceptually it could be risk parity meets the Permanent Portfolio?
Torsten Slok blogged about how ineffective bonds have been in terms of providing any return or diversification benefits lately in the context of a 60/40 portfolio. The third portfolio is just the Vanguard Balanced Index Fund (VBAIX). Despite all the leverage, Portfolio 1 has a very smooth ride including up a lot in 2022.
The 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) brought sweeping changes to the tax code, impacting every taxpayer and business owner. Here’s a summary of the major tax law changes coming in 2026 and some steps individuals and business owners can take to prepare. For some, this may lead to more taxes paid on capital gains.
A portfolio strategy that goes narrower than a couple of broad based index funds probably has some exposure to dividend stocks already so the decision about whether to make any changes can be moot, you already have some exposure. To be clear, Portfolio 3 does use the portable alpha approach, it is leveraged by 40%.
Outlook for 2018 | Confronting the Unknown. Fri, 03/30/2018 - 11:57. sectors due to the recent tax law overhaul. As always, we want to avoid skewing portfolios toward a specific market scenario, because we can’t accurately predict which scenario will come to pass. the risk that a portfolio won’t grow quickly enough).
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Starting back in 2007 or 2008 I wrote about his barbell portfolio idea that goes very high risk with 10% of the portfolio in search of asymmetric returns and then very conservative with the other 90%. The returns generated from the 10% could almost be enough for the entire portfolio. Here's an example of the effect.
Optimism over lower taxes, a stronger economy, animal spirits, and strong earnings all were likely reasons for the surge. 6 million level we saw in 2018-2019. million level we saw in 2018-2019. A diversified portfolio does not assure a profit or protect against loss in a declining market. Hires fell to 5.3
The portfolio constituents are labeled on the screen grab. I think that is attributable to a terrible year for 100/100 in 2018. Terrible year in 2018 or 2022? 2018 was still lousy and 2022 was very good. I am more open to RSST as a core position than I was but 2018 is a good example of how it can go poorly.
I added SH for clients a little while and have been holding BTAL for them and personally since 2018. If things really get crazy (bad) for stocks then I would expect the first responders to continue to go up in price, growing to neutralize more of the portfolio and clients who take income out have enough to cash raised to get by for a while.
Although the way we articulate these ideas has changed we've basically been having the same conversation about trying to learn how to better diversify the portfolio without giving up too much of the equity market's ergodicity, it's inertia from going up more often than not. The ride is obviously very smooth over a decently long time frame.
The 1987 crash was partly attributed to selling portfolio insurance and there was the so called Volmageddon of 2018. 2018 was not 1987 and if there is another event where volatility ends up being a major determent then it will be different than the other two but with some overlap. There have been volatility events before.
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Looking at AQMIX on your statement kind of going nowhere for 10 years could be difficult but clearly a portfolio with the allocation in Portfolio 3 would have kept up just fine and if they had focused on the bottom line number and not the line items, it would not have been difficult. 90/40 was down 1.56% and Portfolio 3 was up 3.25%.
In 2018, Nvidia was down 30% versus 4% for the S&P 500 and in 2022 it was cut in half versus 18% for the S&P 500. For maintaining a diversified portfolio, the attributes of both stocks are important. In 2018, the 50/50 blend was up 12% versus a 4% drop for the S&P 500.
Portfoliovisualizer shows the annual decline at 1.55% but taking out 2018 when it was up 15% and 2022 when it was up 20% and it would have been noticeably worse. The 2020's have not been lost for managed futures so the same portfolios from 2020 onward. Here's the year by year. Obviously, the BTAL blend held up much better in 2022.
In 2018, we decided to have a Gold allocation of ~15% to all our client’s portfolios owing to macroeconomic developments. Gold should continue to be part of your portfolio with at least 10-15% allocation as portfolio insurance and not necessarily to generate higher returns.
2018: – 6.24%. One of the challenges of building a diversified portfolio with individual stocks is that some come with a high sticker price of $2,000 per share, $5,000 per share, or more. Low minimum investment – $10 Diversified real estate portfolioPortfolio Transparency. 2020: 16.26%. 2019: 28.88%.
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He gave examples like Risk Parity, Permanent Portfolio, Talmud (never heard of that one), the Endowment Portfolio and there were comments for others including the Ivy Portfolio which is different from the Endowment Portfolio. In 2018, EBSIX went up until it's ex-dividend date and in 2020 it went up a little more.
It seems to take a page from client/personal holding Standpoint Multi-Asset (BLNDX) by layering managed futures on top of, in this case, a passive 60/40 portfolio. NTSX is leveraged up such that 67% equals 100% into a 60/40 portfolio. I would also note that managed futures did worse in 2016 than 2018. Closing out with a theory.
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VBAIX is a proxy for a 60/40 portfolio. In 2018, Portfolio 1 was down 18.62% while VBAIX was down 2.82% and VOO dropped 4.50%. For a $100,000 portfolio, a 5% weighting to GDE gives you 4.5% That was the best way I could figure to back test the idea, ASFYX is a client and personal holding. The results.
Mutiny Funds put out a paper on the hows and whys of using alts for The Cockroach Portfolio that they manage and that we've looked at a few times. Merger arbitrage has been a pretty reliable way to reduce portfolio volatility and act like how investors hope fixed income will act. There are expectations embedded in these numbers.
500,000 back then would have grown into $6 million if they panic sold into the 2018 low. In theory, these are the same exposure but Portfolio 2 frees up a lot of cash to cover sequence of return risk. Over the period studied, they're not that far apart and the Portfolio 2 seemed to do pretty well until late 2021.
The fund builds a diverse portfolio of stocks and fixed income and layers long and short volatility in there to seek its objective. In the backtest it was down 3.65% in 2015, that worst year was 2018 and in 2022 it was only down 2.72%. I am surprised how closely it tracks to VBAIX.
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