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In this episode, first off we address emails from Patrick, Frank, Hannelore, Peter, and Thomas and Angela. We discuss allocating the Golden Ratio sample portfolio at M1 Finance, minimum meaningful allocations to gold and treasury bonds, where we find Safe Withdrawal Rate calculations and how to buy the Risk Parity Radio NFTs.
And THEN we our go through our weekly portfolio reviews of the seven sample portfolios you can find at Portfolios | Risk Parity Radio
Additional Links:
M1 Golden Ratio Sample Portfolio: Golden Ratio | M1 Finance
Falling Upward: Falling Upward: A Spirituality for the Two Halves of Life by Richard Rohr | Goodreads
Portfolio Charts SWR Calculator: WITHDRAWAL RATES – Portfolio Charts
Michael Kitces Interview: An Interview With Michael Kitces - Motley Fool Answers | The Motley Fool
Peter's Instructions for destroying the Death Star:
- I put ETH into my Coinbase Wallet (the Coinbase Wallet app is separate from a regular Coinbase account)
- Clicked purchase on the NFT in OpenSea, which provides a QR code
- Scanned the code with the Wallet app, which initiated the multi step process to transfer the ETH to Polygon, this is where the gas charges are paid
- Once the transfer is done there were a couple of more steps between OpenSea and the Wallet app and the purchase was complete
Thomas's Instructions for destroying the Death Star:
1) I went to the Risk Parity Radio NFT openseas page, then activated the google chrome extension Metamask to purchase ETH(polygon). They use Moonpay as the platform to take care of the transaction (they also require a picture of your driver's license and selfie for "security purposes")
2) I purchased 30$ minimum which charges $3.99 for this transaction.
3) My first attempt was flagged on my debit card (Wells Fargo, had to approve Moonpay) Second transaction went through and within 1 minute I could see ETH(polygon) in my Metamask wallet.