I saw the following passages and ideas earlier today concerning asset allocation decisions. First, a quote from Jim Rogers.
"If you want to make a lot of money, resist diversification. Brokers promote the motion that everybody should diversity. But that is mainly to protect themselves. The way to get rich is to find what is good, focus on it, and concentrate your resources there." - in Street Smarts
Second, Barry Ritholtz showed the below table posing the question, "can you spot the outlier"?
If was I a betting man, and I am, I would be under weighting my exposure to equities at this point. Even just to play the mean reversion.
"If you want to make a lot of money, resist diversification. Brokers promote the motion that everybody should diversity. But that is mainly to protect themselves. The way to get rich is to find what is good, focus on it, and concentrate your resources there." - in Street Smarts
Second, Barry Ritholtz showed the below table posing the question, "can you spot the outlier"?
If was I a betting man, and I am, I would be under weighting my exposure to equities at this point. Even just to play the mean reversion.
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