Great concepts of diversification, but I would still follow the principle of only investing in what I can understand. Only added spice is small cap value US and international. Thank you as always Larry for your books and podcast appearances
Swedroe is my favourite investor and he is very generous with his time. My portfolio is still 100% small cap value. But I will add some of the insurance linked securty funds he usually recommends.
I guess you didn't make it until 32:32 or even what's before it? You should never be 100% anything... Diversify in as many uncorrelated assets as you can at low cost.
In the end, Larry Swedroe’s advise to the average investor has not changed at all since the early days of the Bogleheads: diversification, long term view, small cap value and EM tilt, never judge the decision based on on outcome but on the quality of the process…great stuff!
Not sure I agree with his equating what happened in the Japanese stock market with what could happen in the U.S. market..as the two countries are so dramatically different, in so many ways..but obviously, it's not IMPOSSIBLE..and Larry is always extremely interesting to listen to!
I always like to listen people with big experience, I still dont believe in factors, including value, I prefer a market cap and, for the next 20 years, US only stocks: the first because the trading system today is based on capital and price movement, like it or not, these are the variables in the system, second, because the US stock market is 60% of the global trading and price around 2 times to the rest of the world. I dont see how you can reach and surpass in 20 yrs.
Top notch, as usual!
Thank you John!
Swedroe is always a pleasure to listen to. Awesome! Thanks.
Larry always comes with his A-game. Thanks for watching!
Factor investing is the smart way to go. This video confirmed my investing thesis. TY!
Thank you for listening!
Great concepts of diversification, but I would still follow the principle of only investing in what I can understand. Only added spice is small cap value US and international. Thank you as always Larry for your books and podcast appearances
This is a really fantastic podcast. I found this through Twitter.
Thank you!
Swedroe is my favourite investor and he is very generous with his time. My portfolio is still 100% small cap value. But I will add some of the insurance linked securty funds he usually recommends.
I guess you didn't make it until 32:32 or even what's before it? You should never be 100% anything... Diversify in as many uncorrelated assets as you can at low cost.
In the end, Larry Swedroe’s advise to the average investor has not changed at all since the early days of the Bogleheads: diversification, long term view, small cap value and EM tilt, never judge the decision based on on outcome but on the quality of the process…great stuff!
Thanks for Listening! We always enjoy having Larry on.
Not sure I agree with his equating what happened in the Japanese stock market with what could happen in the U.S. market..as the two countries are so dramatically different, in so many ways..but obviously, it's not IMPOSSIBLE..and Larry is always extremely interesting to listen to!
Excellent. Thank you.
Appreciate you watching and commenting.
7:30 interesting to see even the great Larry Swedrow is capable of terribly misrepresenting literature
...am I reading that right, Cliffwater CORPORATE LENDING FUND has a 10M minimum? yikes
I always like to listen people with big experience, I still dont believe in factors, including value, I prefer a market cap and, for the next 20 years, US only stocks: the first because the trading system today is based on capital and price movement, like it or not, these are the variables in the system, second, because the US stock market is 60% of the global trading and price around 2 times to the rest of the world. I dont see how you can reach and surpass in 20 yrs.
Self promoting DFA salesman.
Larry knows nothing.
YO IT'S THE CHIEF WIGGUM!