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Lazy Portfolios Sorted By 10Y Normalized Return
As of 1/09/2024. Normalized return corresponds to a drawdown of 20%. Past performance is no guarantee of future results. Especially for less diversified portfolios. Click for larger picture Source of data: PortfolioDB Read more
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Factor Investing For Dummies
Factor investing is a strategy that involves targeting specific drivers of return across asset classes, such as value, growth, quality, momentum, and size. These factors are based on the idea that some characteristics of stocks or bonds tend to persist over time and generate excess returns for investors who can identify and exploit them. In… Read more
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Model Portfolios Performance
A lazy portfolio is a set-and-forget collection of investments that require little or no maintenance. Most portfolios consist of a small number of low-cost funds that are easy to implement and rebalance. Lazy portfolios are designed to perform well in most market conditions, making them the perfect choice for long-term investors. This book will teach… Read more
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Lazy Portfolios Sorted By 10Y Return/Volatility
As of 11/26/2023. Past performance is no guarantee of future results. Especially for less diversified portfolios. Click for larger picture Source of data: Portfolioslab (Portfolios including individual stocks are excluded) Read more
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A Lump-Sum or Distributed Investment?
You won the lottery, inherited a large sum, or sold your company… in short, you came into a substantial amount and want to invest it. The first question that arises in such cases is whether it is advisable to invest the entire amount or distribute it over time in installments. The answer is depicted in… Read more
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How to Build a Lazy Portfolio for Long-Term Investing
If you are looking for a simple and effective way to invest your money for the long term, you may want to consider a lazy portfolio. A lazy portfolio is a type of investment strategy that involves holding a small number of low-cost and diversified index funds or ETFs. You can set up your lazy… Read more
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Equity, Bond Real Returns and Risk Premiums 1900-2019
Real (inflation-adjusted) equity and bond returns in selected markets, 1900–2019 Real annualized equity returns (%) in local currency and US dollars, 1900–2019 Worldwide annualized equity risk premium (%) relative to bills and bonds, 1900–2019 Source: Credit Suisse Global Investment Returns Yearbook 2020 You may find real returns by decade here. Read more
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ETF 1×1 For Beginners
What is an ETF? An ETF (Exchange-Traded Fund) is a publicly traded investment fund. In contrast to traditional investment funds, I would like to highlight two of its characteristics: 1. Complete transparency 2. Low fund management fees Thanks to complete transparency, it is generally possible to know at any given time what the ETF contains,… Read more
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How to Choose the Perfect S&P 500 (or Any Other) ETF for Long-Term Investment
Investing in Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) can be a fantastic way to grow your wealth over the long term. They offer diversity, liquidity, and often come with lower fees compared to traditional mutual funds. If you’re considering investing in an S&P 500 ETF or any other ETF for the long haul, you’ve come to the right… Read more
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Developed Market Real Equity And Bond Returns since 1800
There are no negative values over the last 25-50 years… Click on the image to enlarge Read more