Good discussion on risk posture
considerations. I always keep in mind that I don't have to be all
in or out, I can adjust on a percentage basis.
In our household case, there is a
percentage that we will adjust in extreme conditions. Buy when
things are very oversold like the June lows period and sell when
things are very overbought like the period we are in now. The rest
we hold and continue to accumulate, unless we hit new highs, then
we would look to possibly adjust some more into those areas. I've
worked it this way for years and it has kept us out of trouble and
less volatility. We prefer a smoother ride, everyone is
different.
I personally prefer to not have to
care about if the market is up or down during a given day. I value
this more and more the more I'm alive. I can invest more time into
what I value, relationships with those I care about, learning, and
exploring new places/interests.
The one asset I value the most that
isn't often discussed is: TIME
Time is limited and that never
changes, so I have to plan accordingly for my use of
it.
Insights Live: Which Way Now?
Posted by fundamentalvalues on 16th of Aug 2022 at 07:32 am
Insights Live: Which Way Now? A Conversation with Howard Marks:
https://www.oaktreecapital.com/insights/insight-video/market-commentary/insights-live-which-way-now
Good discussion on risk posture considerations. I always keep in mind that I don't have to be all in or out, I can adjust on a percentage basis.
In our household case, there is a percentage that we will adjust in extreme conditions. Buy when things are very oversold like the June lows period and sell when things are very overbought like the period we are in now. The rest we hold and continue to accumulate, unless we hit new highs, then we would look to possibly adjust some more into those areas. I've worked it this way for years and it has kept us out of trouble and less volatility. We prefer a smoother ride, everyone is different.
I personally prefer to not have to care about if the market is up or down during a given day. I value this more and more the more I'm alive. I can invest more time into what I value, relationships with those I care about, learning, and exploring new places/interests.
The one asset I value the most that isn't often discussed is: TIME
Time is limited and that never changes, so I have to plan accordingly for my use of it.
oaktreecapital.com
Insights Live: Which Way Now? A Conversation with Howard Marks
Well stated - as I've
Posted by steve on 16th of Aug 2022 at 08:23 am
Well stated - as I've stated many times you don't have to be all or none
Well said……I totally agree! Good
Posted by jksnyders on 16th of Aug 2022 at 08:22 am
Well said……I totally agree! Good advice!