Investment Approach

For someone my age I should be in a 85% stocks/10% bonds/5% play money style portfolio.


I'm considering making that more conservative even though I have 6 months savings in cash on account of commission never being guaranteed. Curious to see how my fellow savages invest and if accounting for a down commission year comes into play when making that decision.


(*all of this is in low cost index etf's of course)

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hh456
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i own 65 cents of bitcoin. i put 3% into my 401k with 3% match. i pray i don't go unemployed.
CuriousFox
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I have DOGE ๐Ÿฆ
jefe
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Most of my money went into my house...
Sunbunny31
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Honestly not bad. Roof over your head, and a solid investment.
hh456
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Good job
Diablo
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Sr. AE
I like recurring deposit
SoccerandSales
Big Shot
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Account Executive
I tend to just go with index funds atm with very little money in crypto and individual stocks just to play with
tightlines
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Account Executive
I do 3 buckets: 401k + IRA, Long-term high risk growth (index), short term play money (that I lose almost all the time, so probably should stop)
dreadpiratescript
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Producer
same on that short term play money, i look at like an expensive hobby
Kosta_Konfucius
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Sales Rep
I do 5% ESPP, 8% 401k with 4% match, and I bought a condo for the real estate.
dreadpiratescript
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Producer
nicely diversified there!
Kosta_Konfucius
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Sales Rep
Money burns a hole in my pocket, so I need to take it out of the paycheck before it hits
NotCreativeEnough
Big Shot
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Professional Day Ruiner
I go way more aggressive. I'm basically all in stocks via index and mutual funds.

I also own a few rental properties that can help supplement income in the event of a bad quarter/year/whatever. It isn't enough to replace my income, but is enough to help out.
dreadpiratescript
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Producer
good on you for having that buffer, makes sense to me!
JDialz
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Chief Operating Officer
How old are you?

As one of the few investment professionals in the WR Iโ€™d say you should be 0% bonds.
dreadpiratescript
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Producer
27, im a former investment professional haha! just mimicking a target date fund for allocation at the moment
JDialz
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Chief Operating Officer
Retail bonds are guaranteed losers in good markets. Stay aggressive (especially in down markets) with your investments until youโ€™re 80!
LightingLeader
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Specification Sales
At 27 I donโ€™t think anyone is an investment professional Lmao
JDialz
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Chief Operating Officer
Huh?
dreadpiratescript
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Producer
genuinely curious for you to expand on this, is your view that you have to have x amount of years of experience before you are a "pro"?
JDialz
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Chief Operating Officer
This comment thread is out of order on my phone. Is the โ€œgenuinely curiousโ€ฆโ€ question for me or LightingLeader?

As an aside, there is nothing that say you should be 10% in bonds and 5% in cash at age 27. Why do you want to shift more conservative with your model right now?
dreadpiratescript
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that was for lightingleader haha! I'll do my best to articulate it. a lot of our income isnt guaranteed year over year so would it make sense to have a larger reserve compared to the regular person to have to tap into given a down year.
LightingLeader
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My point is no one is a โ€œprofessionalโ€ at anything at 27
JDialz
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Chief Operating Officer
Strongly disagree. I am interested in what makes somebody a professional, though! Go onโ€ฆ
JohnnyMac
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SMB Account Executive
I normally like to live off my base and save/ invest the rest into general ETFs. however from my base I max out my 401k and Roth IRA
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