Posting asset allocation in signature
Posting asset allocation in signature
Why do Bogleheads place their asset allocation in the signature?
Is it a way to document asset allocation? Is it a way to remind you of your IPS?
I'm curious!
Is it a way to document asset allocation? Is it a way to remind you of your IPS?
I'm curious!
Re: Posting asset allocation in signature
Probably to give others an idea of where the poster "stands" on the AA question.
I've actually been thinking of putting my AA there too if it ever becomes simple enough to fit...
I've actually been thinking of putting my AA there too if it ever becomes simple enough to fit...
Re: Posting asset allocation in signature
It tells what team you're on.
Global stocks, IG/HY bonds, gold & digital assets at market weights 75% / 19% / 6% || LMP: TIPS ladder
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Re: Posting asset allocation in signature
Im a quote man myself.
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Re: Posting asset allocation in signature
I think it give readers a snippet of a poster...like mine
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I did it, because I saw others doing it.
I hope that more people would do it. You can read interesting ideas and approaches from those mini-statements...
25% VTI | 25% VXUS | 12.5% AVUV | 10% AVDV | 2.5% VWO | 25% BND/SCHR/SCHP
Re: Posting asset allocation in signature
This is why I do it. The asset allocation I’ve chosen and the lack of tilts/etc in my portfolio is useful added information and context for readers. I often find it useful when I see it in others’ signatures.
67/12/21 US stock/international stock/bonds. Bonds capped at 10x annual spending. Semi-retired as of 2022.