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If you are a sophisticated investor and you care about your money, you MUST shift your assets quarterly.
The market moves fast and if you aren’t moving with it you will become the average investor who almost always looses.
Try oil for example. Adjusted for inflation, Oil prices have averaged $26.64 per barrel since 1947. From the start of the Iraq War in 2001 until 2007, Oil had an amazing run from about $26 a barrel to over $90 a barrel. At the end of 2007, many analysts were screaming that oil was going to $140 a barrel.
The more likely scenario was that it would go back towards the average price of $26.64 a barrel and it did. It hit $30.00 in 2009. Then it shot back to $90 a barrel in 2011. Would you have like to have captured a piece of these swings or would you have rather ridden out the swings?
When the Dow Jones Industrials was down almost 60% from a high of 14,918 to 6,469 in 2008, the average investor was scared to invest more in the stock market for fear it would go to 1,000. It seems obvious now that was the time to buy. You don’t have to invest at the bottom or sell off at the top, you just have to be ready to shift your assets along the way.
Refined Asset Allocation looks purely at the statistical probabilities of what’s happening in each market and tells you why and how you should make your moves in your portfolio.
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Sources: Standard & Poors, S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Indices composite-20, Deutch composite, Barclays CTA index, Vanguard Treasury Money Market Fund (VMPXX)
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