Jack Bogle: How to Create UNBEATABLE Asset Allocation - (John C. Bogle)

Jack Bogle discusses how to create a perfect asset allocation for your portfolio.

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[ElizabethMaria]

This is quite educational. It's crucial for newcomers to keep in mind that the financial markets are highly irrational in the short run. You should constantly be ready for the unexpected. That is how chance operates. Because of the inherent risks in the market, I always favor long-term investments.

[rgarri]

The greatest man who ever lived for the small investor. Thank you and rest in peace.

[okaydamian]

I’m 32 years old and I am just starting to invest for the first time in my life. I have started contributing to my 401K and opened a Roth IRA with automatic contributions. My question is, does your asset allocation even matter early on, or am I just overthinking this?

[mikeflair]

After my father, Jack Bogle is my most admired man. A man of integrity and principle, he cared for the small guy, did not get tied up in the Wall Street Money Machine. He is personally responsible for helping me understand 'long run finance' and I retired financially self sufficient (and absorbing some high cost of life like 2 divorces) in my fifties...this is because I listened and followed the Jack Bogle logic. I 'stayed the course' and it worked out for me.

[Empftin]

My portfolio is perfectly balanced. 40% AMC, 30% GME, 30% DOGE. I can't lose!

[Americanpatriot]

Jack Bogle initial comments on the importance of sound asset diversification and risk management cannot be overstated. I've been trying to grow my portfolio to $300k for some time and would welcome any other suggestions.

[improcrastinating]

My goodness Mr. Bogle has an incredible memory. Remembers a 1 on 1 interview from 2000 instantly... I can't remember what I ate yesterday...

[rickguerrero]

It is great to hear from the old geezers who have more experience in their little fingers than most of us will accumulate in our lifetimes! Don't ignore the advice of those who have seen a lot in their lifetimes.

[tekootianderson]

Jack still talks common sense from investment heaven. His knowledge and wisdom is everlasting.

[JAN-ufbz]

I wish we still had him around to guide us through this tough time…

[FirstSkills]

I just love listening to Jack Bogle....

[TheNORegretShow]

I would love to talk to him right now. And ask him his thoughts. R.I.P Jack.

[PotBellyPete]

Despite the fact that stock prices fluctuate, what is the best method for capitalizing on the current market? I'm still undecided about investing $400k in my stock portfolio.

[fredk]

There are not too many people that their advice doesn't get old or outdated. He is one of them. His comments are time less and apply to any market level or condition.

[MoneywithDan]

Bogle’s wisdom is still as relevant today as it was over every part of the investment cycle of the past 40 years. His advice in during the tech Dotcom crash in the early 2000’s is especially relevant right now as the the NASDAQ is once again at all time highs. Whatever the cycle of the stock market Bogle’s advice is relevant. The best advice… stay the course!

[drew]

Brilliant explanations. Such an insightful man. Thanks Jack.

[Discovery_and_Change]

1:13 don't be all or nothing. Never sell ALL your stocks
3:20 i look/think in decade lengths
4:43 i went through the crash of '72 '74 and bonds yielding 15% were the "steal of the century"
6:03 all bear markets are different (unpredictable)

[Because]

Simply amazing that he was so sharp well into his 80's.

[RochX-]

The Legend whomst changed the entire financial industry with index funding.

[raymerrihew]

I love his final statement, “None of this is complicated!” As it’s been said, prudent investment advice can all fit on a single index card.