I don’t know if anybody cares, but to me it looks like the trinity study etc. sweet spot is centered around 60/40. You might argue that 50/50 and 70/30 look the same but I would assume in that case there is an optimum. I am only concerned with what I assume.
This is the only legitimate appeal that 60/40 is universally meaningful that I personally see, but it’s a big one. I don’t agree at all with any of the other arguments for this as a benchmark.
Key understanding should be that this universal meaningfulness applies only to retired people. Trinity Study etc. doesn’t tell you anything about investing when you’re working.
This is the only legitimate appeal that 60/40 is universally meaningful that I personally see, but it’s a big one. I don’t agree at all with any of the other arguments for this as a benchmark.
Key understanding should be that this universal meaningfulness applies only to retired people. Trinity Study etc. doesn’t tell you anything about investing when you’re working.
Statistics: Posted by firebirdparts — Sun Mar 03, 2024 3:24 am — Replies 18 — Views 1773