Risk Parity Radio

Episode 201: The Limits On Risk/Reward Ratios, What To Tell Your Kids And Avoiding Trading Pitfalls

Aug 25, 2022

32:22

Highlights

AI Chapters

Episode notes

The Purpose of Personal Finance

02:54

Personal Finance Books for People Who Don't Like Personal Finance

01:41

Do You Want to Express Yourself?

01:43

Introduction

2min

Cryptocurrency and Risk Reward Ratios

2min

The Golden Butterfly Portfolio Is a Good Choice for a Very Conservative Retirement Style Portfolio

2min

How to Manage a Second Investment Portfolio for Medium Term Needs

2min

How to Minimize the Taxes in Retirement Portfolios

4min

How to Manage a FX Portfolio?

2min

Can You Handle the Dogs and Cats Living Together?

2min

How Can I Help Anant Brains?

2min

Getting Your Kids to Set Out and Do It

2min

10.

A Roth I R a Is a Teaching Vehicle

2min

11.

Do You Want to Express Yourself?

2min

12.

The Purpose of Personal Finance

3min

13.

Personal Finance Books for People Who Don't Like Personal Finance

2min

14.

Portfolio Visualizer

5min

In this episode we answer emails from Micah, Steve and Keith. We discuss the limit on the usefulness of Sharpe and Sortino ratios, helping out Steve's daughters with building and managing a portfolio for medium-length goals and what else Uncle Frank says to guide his adult kids with ant brains and grasshopper brains and comparing actual performances with Portfolio Visualizer models.

Links:

Portfolio Visualizer comparison of short term treasuries and gold: Backtest Portfolio Asset Class Allocation (portfoliovisualizer.com)

PHYS ETF particulars: Sprott Physical Gold Trust

Walk For McKenna: Walk4McKenna - Father McKenna Center

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