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A Spectacularly Underappreciated 15 Years

The Big Picture

From March 2000 to the double lows October 2002 and March 2003, the Nasdaq 100 fell 82.9% (peak to trough). See also Lazy Portfolios rolling returns. Plus bonds down 15% – the first double-digit drop for both asset classes in 4 decades. For two decades, every dip purchase was soon rewarded.

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MiB: Joel Tillinghast, Fidelity’s Legendary Fund Manager

The Big Picture

In 2002, Tillinghast was named “ Morningstar’s Domestic Stock Fund Manager of the Year.” Be sure to check out our Masters in Business next week with Michael Rockefeller , Co-Chief Investment Officer and co-founder of Woodline Partners , managing $7 billion in assets.

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Best RK Damani Portfolio Stocks – Portfolio Analysis & Holdings

Trade Brains

Best RK Damani Portfolio Stocks: Investing in the stock market can be a daunting task, given the sheer number of stocks available to choose from. To simplify things, many investors follow the portfolio of successful investors such as RK Damani, who has amassed a fortune through stock investments. Who is RK Damani? Stock P/E 106.27

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Four Hard Investing Lessons From 2022 With Silver Linings

Validea

Coming into 2022, the 60/40 stock/bond portfolio had been a stalwart strategy for your balanced investor. Even with bear markets like 2000-2002 and 2008-2009, the portfolio had strong returns for a very long period. at the start of the year) things are looking brighter for this simple portfolio. Tool: [link].

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Old School Alts, Represent!

Random Roger's Retirement Planning

With all the time we've spent learning about new alternative strategies (new in that they've become accessible in funds for retail sized accounts) and how to incorporate them into a diversified portfolios, I thought it might be worthwhile to revisit a couple of older school alternatives to see how they're doing through the current event.

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ETF Democratization Continues

Random Roger's Retirement Planning

The FT also said that Man Group, Gotham Asset Management, Ionic Capital Management and others were going the same route. In 2000, BPLSX outperformed by 69%, in 2001 it outperformed by 37%, 22% in 2002 and 46% in 2009. Stone Ridge has a mutual fund that owns an art portfolio which, again, potentially offers uncorrelated returns.

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The Need For Portfolio Simplicity

Random Roger's Retirement Planning

My interest goes back long before the ReturnStacked ETFs existed and I believe long before the term capital efficiency was common, to Nassim Taleb writing about barbelling returns where most of the risk is allocated to just 10% of a portfolio with the rest in very conservative things like T-bills. Here is some modeling we did on August 19th.