When developing a portfolio with retirement as a goal, do your best to never withdrawal funds as growth is interrupted. That is what happened to both the Bohr and Einstein portfolios. The owners of each needed funds for education and other emergencies. When funds are withdrawn the benefits of dollar-cost-averaging is broken, thus stunting portfolio […]
Questions To Ask Your Money Manager
Recently I was talking with a neighbor and I mentioned that I have been writing an investment blog for over 17 years. The neighbor mentioned he has a money manager handle his investments. When I have one of these conversations my mind begins to come up with questions I would ask a money manager […]
Copernicus Portfolio Review: 3 July 2025
When the Copernicus portfolio was first launched back in early 2022 it was young investors I had in mind. Simplicity was a primary factor since I assumed someone following the Copernicus model would have little time to pay attention to any investing model other than to purchase an ETF now and again when cash became […]
Millikan Portfolio Review: 1 July 2025
While the Millikan portfolio is dated July 1, the information is primarily June data. The Millikan portfolio is narrowly focused on four Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs). As readers will see in a moment, I am deviating from the basic asset allocation recommendations as we have yet to see the impact of proposed tariffs and the […]
Schrodinger Portfolio Review: 20 June 2025
Welcome to the Summer of 2025. Since computers make all decisions related to the Schrodinger, the weekend is an appropriate time to update this portfolio. Since the last review no changes were made other than to pick up a few dividends. In the next Schrodinger portfolio review second quarter dividends will appear and the hope […]
Carson Sector BPI Portfolio Review: 18 June 2025
Over the last month several sectors were sold out of the Carson due to sufficient declines in the ETFs used to mirror specific sectors. Remaining in the Carson are: Consumer Staples (VDC), Healthcare (VHT), and a shard holding of Utilities (VPU). With wars and rumors of wars loaded on top of tariffs plus a no-nothing […]
Franklin Sector BPI Portfolio Review: 12 June 2025
One benefit of Sector BPI portfolios such as the Franklin is that there is a built in capital preservation ingredient inherent in the management model. While Trailing Stop Loss Orders (TSLOs) may not be ideal, based on historical data, they are working for the three Sector BPI portfolios. Check portfolios Carson and McClintock for further […]
Schrodinger Portfolio Review: 5 June 2025
Near the beginning of each month I generally update the Schrodinger portfolio as it requires no maintenance. Computers do all the management work as this is a Robo Advisor portfolio housed at Schwab. All the owner needs to do is save and sit back and let the market do its work. All I do […]
Franklin Sector BPI Portfolio Review: 4 June 2025
Franklin is the Sector BPI portfolio up for review. Included in this blog post is evidence of the viability of the Sector BPI investing model. Based on all the uncertainty surrounding the current administration I will be making some slight changes in what to do if no sectors are included for investment or if there […]
Bohr Portfolio Review: 4 June 2025
As with several other ITA portfolios, capital preservation is of significant importance to the owner of the Bohr portfolio. As a result there is a willingness to give up potential returns during these uncertain times. The on again, off again tariff battle is an anathema to business as it interferes with future planning. Right now […]
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