veremchuka
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i just finished rick ferri's "all about asset allocation" and after reviewing the retired portfolios and his reasoning i want to allocate 5-8% of total portfolio to the vg reit fund.
reits have had a great run and i'm wondering if this is a bad time to move money from total stock market index? for example, when people here ask about gnma i strongly suggest that now is a bad time - very high nav and interest rates are bound to rise and that'll really drop the nav. the time to buy gnma was 4 years ago.
this would be a permanent allocation for the non correlation to equities not a market timing play, the time for that was apparently a few years ago. is the reit fund teetering on a cliff and it'd be better to wait?
thanks.
btw this will be in roll over ira.
reits have had a great run and i'm wondering if this is a bad time to move money from total stock market index? for example, when people here ask about gnma i strongly suggest that now is a bad time - very high nav and interest rates are bound to rise and that'll really drop the nav. the time to buy gnma was 4 years ago.
this would be a permanent allocation for the non correlation to equities not a market timing play, the time for that was apparently a few years ago. is the reit fund teetering on a cliff and it'd be better to wait?
thanks.
btw this will be in roll over ira.
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