In recent years it's been about 50 % us and 50 % overseas. Why is this? If you held international funds, couldn't you just sell it and receive dollars? One of the reasons given for not holding the world portfolio. Is there any research in maybe using a shorter duration, a treasury bond fund instead of a total bond fund when yields are low to properly haven't had suc aplocation matching is tolerance? Any insihte of this would be great. Thanks.
This episode Dr. Dahle talks about asset allocation. We discuss if your asset allocation should ever change and specifically if it should change in retirement or after you are financially independent. We discuss if it is even worth investing in international when US stocks are doing so well. Bonds continue to disappoint, and we continue to give the same message—stay the course. Once we talked all about asset allocation and investing, we move on to what you do once you have invested your money. You spend it. Funny enough, for some people, spending money is even harder than saving it. There is no point in having money if you are not going to spend it. Live a little! See full show notes here: https://www.whitecoatinvestor.com/asset-allocation-international-stocks-bonds-small-and-mid-cap-value-factors-280
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