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Stocks vs Bonds

tigerdave2® · 2024-12-12T14:13:15.167Z

Does your advisor keep recommending to buy bonds to diversify? I'm around a 80/20 mix, but due to stock market gains, every new dollar seems to be buying bonds to keep the 80/20 ratio. I'm enjoying the market increase, but tired of buying bonds for the past year. I'm considering changing my philosophy to instead have 5 years of expenses in bonds, then dump the rest into equity. Not worrying about the 80/20 ratio as long as I have 5 years of expenses in bonds (and maybe cash). Age = almost 50

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Dec 12, 2024, 9:27 AM

gotta get in on the BTC train.

honestly macro equity ETFs are just as risk averse these days as bonds. JEPI is a good Juan by Jamie over a JPM that pays dividends. They got a book they write covered calls on so they use that profits to cut dividends if you're looking for a more cash-flow focused fund.

I converted my "e-fund" to that like 4 or 5 years ago. Any emergency that pops up, I can just throw on my Amex and shuffle some money around to get to it in time to pay it off.

All of this is a moot point since you have an advisor...my argument to my guy, is I'm paying you to monitor risk so monitor risk. Don't give me this 90s level low Beta ########. Granted, I'm almost* a couple decades younger than you so I'm riskfuckingon

I did a fairly major re-allocation following the election. of my liquid funds, ~60% is with a pro. Of that, 33% is in BTC exposure ETFs. Then I have 30% in BTC coins and the last 10% is just my eff around fund to trade around and sling derivatives at memes like a true degenerate.

I completely got out of bonds, haha

Edit to Add: If we're being honest, I do think we're bout to experience a pretty massive rug pull. so you gotta watch it, but that's what you pay the pro for. Obviously betting on market stabilization a bullish long term, but that comes with a significant pull back due to the fuckery that's been happening the last dozen or so quarters. This is hedged, IMO, by BTC. We'll see.

*misread OP. you need to get more agressive if you ain't even 50 bruh
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Do you talk to a person, or they just have pre-determined allocation strategies based on age profile / questionnaire / etc.? Basically just automated?

Idk man, I like being able to text my guy random ish I'm seeing in the tape. I was fortunate enough to find a younger dude who went out on his own and I've referred a bunch of my buddies over to him. Helped me upgrade some algos / scanners, reviewed biz case evaluations for some target acquisitions I've been working through, helped me with exit strategies on some of the trades I'll make... good guy to talk to on some of the trends and how to trade them (i.e. made good money on the nuclear stocks. I think I posted about it in P&R, but can't remember). stuff like that. Also comes in town a couple times a year and buys me a steak and a beer ha.

He's picked up some older clients, so therefore changed his strategy to more structured notes, minimizing beta ####. So that kind of sucks, but it comes with the territory of growing a bigger book.

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My 'advisor' is Vanguard

How does that work?

Re: How does that work?

1%

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Re: My 'advisor' is Vanguard

what's your rate?

Re: what's your rate?

No advisor

I put 80 of my SEP allocation into a single semiconductors

Our current investments are

Your 401k is just at 6x your vehicles?

Is that good or bad?

didn't know I was talkin to a millionaire

I thought everyone here was a millionaire

what wood make this more funny is if you had a 2003 honda accord with

Ed Zachary

Re: Is that good or bad?

Nailed him. Like a perfectly timed Riley/Swinney play call.***

75% ETF, 15% bonds, 10% beanie babies

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