In this episode we answer emails from Bones, Paul and Justin. We discuss small cap value funds and their underlying indexes, an odd book from an unreliable source and an alternative ETF called CAOS.

And THEN we our go through our weekly portfolio reviews of the eight sample portfolios you can find at Portfolios | Risk Parity Radio.

Additional Links:

Bankruptcy Case Involving David R. Webb: In re Verus Investment Management, LLC, 344 B.R. 536 | Casetext Search + Citator

CAOS Main Page: CAOS ETF - Alpha Architect ETFs

CAOS Fact Sheet: Factsheet_CAOS.pdf

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What if your investments could outpace market trends with a simple shift in strategy? On Risk Parity Radio, we promise to unravel the complexities of asset allocation, specifically tailored for the DIY investor. We kick off with a deep dive into the world of small-cap value funds, dissecting the evolution of Vanguard’s funds alongside iShares' stalwart, IJS. The competition heats up with new entrants like Avantis and Dimensional, particularly the rising star AVUV. With insights from Paul Merriman's research, we explore why diversifying into small-cap value can be a game-changer for your portfolio, no matter which fund you choose.

Ever wondered if an investment product could thrive in both stable and volatile markets? Enter Wes Gray’s Alpha Architect product, Chaos, which challenges traditional investing with tools like protective puts and box spreads. We bring you a thorough examination of this intriguing product and a candid discussion about its potential and risks. Our analysis extends to sample portfolios, showcasing the power of diversification with assets ranging from the S&P 500 to commodities. We wrap up by contrasting popular portfolios like the All Seasons and Golden Butterfly with the experimental Accelerated Permanent Portfolio, making sure you are equipped with cutting-edge strategies to optimize your investments.

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