Not exact matches
Sovereign wealth funds have been quiet since the third
question, he said, adding that if the crude oil price hangs
around the $ 30 mark for a while, they might start to sell their
assets too.
My
question is what
asset allocations will allow for that specific situation or 3.5 % with money lasting
around 70 years or so?
Covering the basics can help you better understand these
assets, feel more confident in your investments, and answer the
questions you might have
around things like rising interest rates.
What if we turned the
question around and asked how one would react to a shoplifter who stole over the course of a year 0.15 % of your
assets?
I'm still playing
around with the elements of what would make up a new
asset allocation model, but a new model has to disaggregate risk into risks, and ask some basic
questions:
The
question is whether one's
asset allocation is conservative enough to be
around for the «bounce back.»
So can we talk a little bit more
around asset allocation because this is a
question that we get time and time again.
Although people refer to bitcoin as a decentralised digital currency, I prefer to think of it as an electronic
asset, to sidestep
questions around which government backs it and who sets the interest rate, which are often a mental block in understanding bitcoin.
Chris Burniske, author of the book «Crypto
Assets: The Innovative Investor's Guide to Bitcoin and Beyond» and a partner at Placeholder, a New York venture firm that specializes in cryptoassets, sparked a discussion on Twitter at the beginning of the year when he tweeted the
question: «What are the best metrics you use to assess * fundamentals *
around #cryptonetwork health?»