Adding a little risk to the equation. Being an oldster, and wanting to avoid eating the Bargain Alpo, I am holding a rather sizable amount in the G-Fund. After mathing it out I need to have about 40% of my current holdings in the G-Fund to support me and my trophy wife for seven years. So, if I decide to 'peace out' after a particularly nasty or boring day I can draw from cash holdings for seven years and let the market recover. I am arrogant enough to believe that me 'peacing out' will dump 'Merica into the Greater Depression. If the worse doesn't happen, I can just let that 60% churn and grow while I sleep happily.
Fund Allocation:
- G 40% - I'm now an oldster looking at a choice of gold watches. This is enough 'cash' for 7 years.
- F 0% - This fund of bonds still sucks. It just ain't behaving right. All those low return bonds gotta get washed out before I invest in this.
- C 30% - Overweighting for stability. Still seems to offer significant growth
- S 20% - I think small to medium size business will do well. They will be allowed to innovate
- I 10% - It kinda looks like EuroTrash money is moving to 'Merica, but this should start growing
Metrics (from
'Backtest Portfolio Asset Class Allocation'):
- Expected Return (CAGR/IRR): 7.99%
- Expected Risk: 9.37%
- Meaning that 67% of the time the annual return will fall between -1.38% and +17.36%
- Best Year: +24%
- Worst Year: -20%
- Worst Drawdown: -31%
BTW:
I cannot update the AutoTracker. It keeps telling me my session has expired. I think I am being blocked at work. Ugh.
And, the new forum looks great. Great job