Huygens is one of three portfolio operating under the Asset Allocation investing model. The other two are the Pauling and Schrodinger. The Schrodinger is slightly different in that computers are used to manage the allocations. Only recently did I move the Huygens to the Asset Allocation model so we need
Pauling Asset Allocation Portfolio Review: 29 May 2024
Pauling is a recent Asset Allocation portfolio as performance has been a disappointment. Thus the change. If this Asset Allocation model does not show improvement over the next few months I’ll recommend shifting this portfolio to a Schwab Intelligent Portfolio or a model similar to the Schrodinger. The
Gauss Sector BPI Portfolio Review: 27 May 2024
Sending best wishes to all readers on this Decoration Day. Gauss is the Sector BPI portfolio up for review. This particularly portfolio is set up with an expanded investment quiver that includes developed international equities
Bullish Percent Indicators: 24 May 2024
Bullish Percent Indicators (BPI) provide a different way of looking at or checking market action. The data provided in the two following tables is quite provincial in that the data focuses on U.S. markets and omits all international markets. Keep that in mind as
Schrodinger Portfolio Review: 16 May 2024
One of my favorite portfolios, the Schrodinger, is scheduled for review this morning. Why is it a favorite? 1) It is easy to manage as there is nothing to do but save. 2) Performance is excellent. 3) It is tax efficient if the account is greater than $50,000.
Copernicus Portfolio Review: 13 May 2024
Next to the Schrodinger Intelligent Portfolio the Copernicus is the easiest portfolio to manage as all one needs to do is save and invest in one of several U.S. Equities ETFs. Unless there is an emergency, never sell. This investment management model is specifically designed
Millikan Sector BPI Portfolio Review: 10 May 2024
The Millikan Sector BPI portfolio is a continuation of support for this particular investing model. This review includes nearly 1.5 years of data so it is not the youngest or the oldest Sector BPI portfolio. Historical data is beginning
“Sell In May And Go Away”
“The exact provenance of the saying ‘Sell in May and go way, don’t come back until St Leger’s Day’ is unclear but a consensus has formed around the idea that it emerged due to stock market traders
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