Dd852
Full time employment: Posting here.
I'm curious about how religiously you all rebalance. I sat down this morning about to enter a bunch of orders and then decided I had no real desire to tinker. In the event I simply got out of VWO because I'm worried about emerging markets particularly with the strong US$. I was going to just put it to cash, but Dw pointed out that we are already sitting on 1.7 years worth of expenses in cash and there wasn't much point to doing yet more. So I switched into building on an existing position in VIG.
That leaves me (in my active portfolio, not in 401k) 56% equities, 5% reit fund (vgslx), 36% bonds and 3% excess cash (which I define as more than one year's expenses),
The 401k is very passive - it is all in a vanguard age targeted portfolio. Even though I'm retired already, it is tagged to the year I turn 65, 2025.
I have to say I'm quite worried about the height of the markets, but having never been a timer I don't think I should start now - and even if I were to start, I'm not sure how I'd actually play it!
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That leaves me (in my active portfolio, not in 401k) 56% equities, 5% reit fund (vgslx), 36% bonds and 3% excess cash (which I define as more than one year's expenses),
The 401k is very passive - it is all in a vanguard age targeted portfolio. Even though I'm retired already, it is tagged to the year I turn 65, 2025.
I have to say I'm quite worried about the height of the markets, but having never been a timer I don't think I should start now - and even if I were to start, I'm not sure how I'd actually play it!
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