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Huygens Asset Allocation Portfolio Review: 10 April 2024

April 10, 2024 By Lowell Herr

Welcome to the revised version of the Huygens Asset Allocation portfolio.  There is a possibility the management of this portfolio will be taken over by its owner.  To make the portfolio easier to manage I’ve set up an Asset Allocation model, quite similar to the Pauling II (soon to go back to the original name, […]

Filed Under: Huygens Portfolio, Asset Allocation, Passive vs. Active, Portfolio Construction, Portfolio Management, Portfolio Performance Tagged With: Asset Allocation, Huygens Portfolio

Schrodinger Portfolio Review: 15 April 2024

April 15, 2024 By Lowell Herr

Schrodinger is the Robo Advisor or computer managed portfolio up for review this morning.  Investors not interested in investing or have minimum time to track their investments will find this style portfolio fits their desire to be invested in the market.  The Schrodinger is housed and managed by computers at Schwab.  There is zero cost […]

Filed Under: Schrodinger Portfolio, Asset Allocation, Passive vs. Active, Portfolio Management Tagged With: Intelligent Portfolio, Schrodinger Portfolio

Pauling Update: 24 April 2024

April 24, 2024 By Lowell Herr

When I first began setting up this Asset Allocation portfolio I called it Pauling II.  Now that the account is nearly established or fully populated I’m reverting back to the original name, Pauling. The philosophy behind this portfolio is to build a retirement account using tried and true diversification methods.  The Pauling is diversified across […]

Filed Under: Pauling Portfolio, Asset Allocation, Passive vs. Active, Portfolio Management

Copernicus Portfolio Review: 1 May 2024

May 1, 2024 By Lowell Herr

Copernicus is an example portfolio designed for young folks who have little or no time to manage an investment portfolio.  All that is required is to open up a broker account, set up monthly deposits, and then log in and purchase shares in one or more of the tickers found in the following investment quiver […]

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Copernicus Portfolio Review: 13 May 2024

May 13, 2024 By Lowell Herr

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 for young investors with years ahead to save and plan […]

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Copernicus Portfolio Review: 4 June 2024

June 4, 2024 By Lowell Herr

Copernicus is one of two portfolio I highly recommend for working young folks who have little time to spend on portfolio management.  The other obvious choice is the Schrodinger.  The goal of the Copernicus is to invest in U.S. Equities and never sell unless there is an emergency.  While I use four equity ETFs one […]

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If Starting Over

June 10, 2024 By Lowell Herr

What advice would I pass on to a beginning investor?  Is this advice applicable for a retired investor?  You be the judge. Investing does not require a finance degree from the University of Chicago.  For starters, check out this video to see just how simple it really is.  To broaden your knowledge, read a few […]

Filed Under: Beginning Investors, Miscellaneous, Passive vs. Active Tagged With: Beginning Investors

Copernicus Equity Only Portfolio Update: 1 July 2024

July 1, 2024 By Lowell Herr

Copernicus is a U.S. Equity only portfolio.  In other words, the only investments are U.S. Equity ETFs.  As such the Copernicus is nearly guaranteed to outperform the S&P 500 if two conditions are met. 1) The market is higher when the performance calculation is conducted.  2) The portfolio does not carry too much cash. How […]

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