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Consider: since 1990, the 60/40 portfolio earned roughly 83% of the stock market’s performance with only 58% of the risk (based on standard deviation of daily returns). The results degrade a bit for performance when measured over the past ten years: the 60/40 portfolio earned 66% of the stock market’s return but with only 59% of the risk. Still, the risk-reward profile still looks attractive as a baseline strategy.
60/40 Portfolio's Reported Death Is Greatly Exaggerated
By James Picerno | The Milwaukee Company [email protected]
macro-markets.com