Investing to become financially independent
Investing to become financially independent
Discover the new composition of my investment portfolio after several weeks of reshuffling, with a significant portion of cash still to be invested. This update provides a detailed overview of current positions, including international equities and quality names, while explaining my conservative long-term allocation strategy.
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Discover a balanced asset allocation strategy with 70% in stocks, 20% in real assets and 10% in bonds, suitable for long-term investment. This allocation, based on the historical performance of the different assets, can be adjusted according to your risk tolerance and market conditions.
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Equities and bonds are essential components of a balanced asset allocation, with Graham's classic distribution ranging from 25% to 75% for each class. In the face of inflation and current market conditions, it is crucial to arbitrate intelligently between these two types of investment, while potentially favoring quality equities or ETFs to optimize one's portfolio.
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Long bonds, while more volatile than short ones, offer an interesting inverse correlation with equities in an investment portfolio. Find out how to optimize your investment strategy with a balanced mix of equities and bonds, while understanding the risks and opportunities specific to the Swiss market.
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