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Bogelhead: exclusively (or nearly so) index fund asset allocator. 38 31.40%
Back-sliding Bogelhead: Asset allocator willing to use actively-managed funds. 28 23.14%
Traditional mutual fund owner: Own mainly actively-managed funds, e.g. Vanguard Wellington or Fidelity Magellan. 15 12.40%
Stock-picker: Purchase individual stocks or ETF based on fundamental analysis. 8 6.61%
Technician: Purchase individual stocks or ETFs based on technical analysis, e.g. moving averages. 0 0%
Equity avoider: Own mainly CDs and/or bonds. 4 3.31%
Client: Uses a professional portfolio manager, follows a paid newsletter, or purchased a significant annuity. 2 1.65%
Other or a mix. 26 21.49%
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Old 09-01-2009, 05:46 PM   #21
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Other. Partially invested in managed high cost sucker funds and an annuity through nearly ex-CFA. A portion in my AA index funds. The majority is in cash waiting for ongoing DCAing over a period of a couple of years. Some individual stocks for fun.
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Old 09-01-2009, 06:21 PM   #22
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I had no idea that I was a "backsliding Boglehead", especially since I was never a Boglehead to begin with - LOL!

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Old 09-01-2009, 06:30 PM   #23
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Other. Some actively managed funds, some individual stocks, some alternative investments, some bonds, some real estate....
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Old 09-01-2009, 06:53 PM   #24
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I also in the other category . Managed funds , Index funds , Bonds , Individual stocks & other investments .
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Almost have my boglehead certification one more managed fund to unload and I'll be all indexed.
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Old 09-02-2009, 06:01 AM   #26
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I'm in the "other" category. On the equity side, still heavy in managed sucker mutual funds and in the process of shifting those to index ETFs, plus a dozen or so individual stocks. On the bond side, heavily invested in individual munis, plus a medium size passel in managed fund. Plus a year's worth of cash in cash sweep fund and checking accts.

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Other then some legacy individual DRIP's and 2 managed MF's which we no longer contribute to we are Bogleheads with indexed MF's/ETF's

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Old 09-02-2009, 04:24 PM   #28
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I've been all indexed-up for about 10 years now and have enjoyed the ride. Stay the course.
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I voted 'other'.

I think of myself as a 'Boglehead' and believe in the concept. It's just getting to be a long journey to get there.
I'm slowly getting there.

It is a slow journey for me also. Moving to index as managers I like get fired / quit or otherwise disapoint.

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Index fund asset allocator here. Simple is beautiful.
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