Great Video! I love the condensed insights and summarizing key points from different people. I hold Filipino stocks; right now, I only own 3 stocks, 2 of which are REITs. I guess my downside protection is my time horizon and just doing my research. I like holding REITs too to provide some income to my portfolio during downturns.
Thanks for another great video. Diversification is vital for any portfolio. Question - would you consider 100% invested in the SP500 as diversified? It contains many sectors, companies with different geographic exposure. Would adding EM/China/Japan/Europe exposure add to the risk adjusted returns or it is sufficiently diversified already? The only other free lunch in finance is an odd lot offer :-) Typically done at a premium but it is small.
Buffett famously said he still advises his wife to allocate 10% of her inheritance to short-term government bonds and 90% to a low-cost S&P 500 index fund. While this approach is simple and effective for many, it might not be the most suitable for everyone. You raise a great point about diversification. While the S&P 500 covers a broad range of sectors and companies in the US, it's important to remember that it represents only a portion of the global market. If we look at history, particularly the weak performance of Japan since the 1990s, it's more reasonable to seek a globally diversified portfolio, including both developed and emerging countries. Ultimately, the best approach to diversification depends on your individual circumstances. A financial advisor can help you tailor a strategy that aligns with your specific needs and goals.
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Great Video! I love the condensed insights and summarizing key points from different people. I hold Filipino stocks; right now, I only own 3 stocks, 2 of which are REITs. I guess my downside protection is my time horizon and just doing my research. I like holding REITs too to provide some income to my portfolio during downturns.
Thanks for the very informative video, I have made my notes, thanks again.
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for another great video. Diversification is vital for any portfolio. Question - would you consider 100% invested in the SP500 as diversified? It contains many sectors, companies with different geographic exposure. Would adding EM/China/Japan/Europe exposure add to the risk adjusted returns or it is sufficiently diversified already?
The only other free lunch in finance is an odd lot offer :-) Typically done at a premium but it is small.
Buffett famously said he still advises his wife to allocate 10% of her inheritance to short-term government bonds and 90% to a low-cost S&P 500 index fund. While this approach is simple and effective for many, it might not be the most suitable for everyone.
You raise a great point about diversification. While the S&P 500 covers a broad range of sectors and companies in the US, it's important to remember that it represents only a portion of the global market. If we look at history, particularly the weak performance of Japan since the 1990s, it's more reasonable to seek a globally diversified portfolio, including both developed and emerging countries.
Ultimately, the best approach to diversification depends on your individual circumstances. A financial advisor can help you tailor a strategy that aligns with your specific needs and goals.
@@HowTheyMakeMoney_ Great advice, thank you.
Can you talk about snowflake as they have such a high scb but high P/S Also
So cute ❤