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When a 60/40 portfolio drifted closer to 80/20: the difference in risk and loss

Submitted by Your Personal CFO - Bourbon Financial Management on February 21st, 2020

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How a 60/40 portfolio became 78/22 in the last 10 years

Submitted by Your Personal CFO - Bourbon Financial Management on February 20th, 2020

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Extreme valuation gaps between MSCI Growth and MSCI Value

Submitted by Your Personal CFO - Bourbon Financial Management on February 19th, 2020

Extreme valuation gaps between MSCI Growth and MSCI Value.png

Focus on Low Costs + High Insider Ownership when evaluating funds

Submitted by Your Personal CFO - Bourbon Financial Management on February 17th, 2020

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International vs US Equity Returns has been cyclical

Submitted by Your Personal CFO - Bourbon Financial Management on February 16th, 2020

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Active / Passive Performance has been cyclical

Submitted by Your Personal CFO - Bourbon Financial Management on February 15th, 2020

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Value performance versus Growth performance

Submitted by Your Personal CFO - Bourbon Financial Management on February 15th, 2020

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Primary and secondary recession indicators are mixed

Submitted by Your Personal CFO - Bourbon Financial Management on February 14th, 2020

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Consumer income and spending continue to grow, as debt burden remains low

Submitted by Your Personal CFO - Bourbon Financial Management on February 13th, 2020

Consumer income and spending continue to grow, as debt burden remains low.png

US rates are highest in the world - markets are saying they are too high

Submitted by Your Personal CFO - Bourbon Financial Management on February 12th, 2020

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