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Pauling Portfolio Update: 13 July 2026

  The Pauling is another portfolio undergoing asset allocation changes in an effort to both improve performance while providing additional protection against a major market draw-down.  Interest rates moved up for the 30-year bond as there were fewer buyers.  Higher interest rates do not bode well for the market.  However, the U.S. Equities market continues to shed negative news and just … [Read More...]

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Bohr Asset Allocation Portfolio Review: 4 April 2025

Individual-1's tariffs are the self-inflicted decisions driving down the market or should I say, markets. Global markets are also taking a major hit.  Rather then telling readers what to do, read on and see what I am doing as different portfolios come up for review.  This morning I am updating the Bohr portfolio, one of the simplified asset allocation accounts.  While this portfolio is taking a … [Read More...]

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Retirement Planning Mistake #8

November 2, 2013 By Lowell Herr

Over confident and lacks patience. Over confidence and lack of patience manifests itself in a number of ways. If you think you can beat the market by picking individual stocks, be very careful.  If you want to test your skills, set up two … [Read more]

Retirement Planning Mistake #7

November 1, 2013 By Lowell Herr

Lack of Portfolio Plan Do you have a portfolio plan and is it written down?  If you can lay your hands on a plan, you are a rare investor.  What is involved in specifying a Strategic Asset Allocation plan? A portfolio plan will first of all identify … [Read more]

Retirement Planning Mistake #6

October 31, 2013 By Lowell Herr

 It is a mistake to think your portfolio is properly diversified simply because you have chosen stocks or index funds across differing sectors. That’s not enough.  Investing across all sectors will not coverall asset classes, but investing across all … [Read more]

Retirement Planning Mistake #5

October 30, 2013 By Lowell Herr

Investors pick individual stocks to build portfolios rather than use index funds.  Our preference is to use commission free ETFs. Next to not following "The Golden Rule of Investing," the error of not using index funds is likely the biggest … [Read more]

Retirement Planning Mistake #4

October 29, 2013 By Lowell Herr

  Investors lack knowledge about the importance of asset allocation.  Investors do not educate themselves as to the importance of asset allocation, and what asset classes tend to perform better than others over the long-run. I need not go … [Read more]

Feynman Portfolio Study: Final Summary

October 28, 2013 By hedgehunter

The purpose of the Feynman Study was to take a list of 18 diversified assets and to demonstrate how that list could be used to construct portfolios based on a number of different strategies: Passive (Buy and Hold) Strategic Asset Allocation (SAA) … [Read more]

Retirement Planning Mistake #3

October 28, 2013 By Lowell Herr

  Many investors are too conservative at an early age.  In other words, they are "stock market shy."  Don't load up your portfolio with bonds when you are in your twenties and you have forty years to save. Let me illustrate this … [Read more]

Retirement Planning Mistake #2

October 26, 2013 By Lowell Herr

Prospective investors carry too much credit card debt.  This mistake is a corollary of Mistake #1.  Stay out of credit card (CC) debt.  Mistake #2 is not so much an investor mistake, but rather a mistake of bad management as it has nothing to do … [Read more]

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