Ken Fisher on the Role of Bonds in Your Retirement Portfolio

[@jeffdejeanne1799]

Portfolio Management, such a smart way to think about investing and absent at so many bucket-shops.

[@billclarke3773]

Yup. Ken is right. Invest in stocks, not bonds, and draw a regular amount say monthly. That way what you draw is always a small proportion of the whole, so short-term market volatility does not affect you, but over time you are in the absolute best growth investment type. It's worked for me. Bond-based pensions, and final salary pensions in general, are very very wasteful.

[@janicechiaretto7082]

Bonds are not volatile, but they are negative gain lately. Is that the best way to balance off volatility? I don't have a self-control problem, just a need to maximize growth for retirement on the short horizon problem.

[@scsjustin]

Need to listen again once more, it really alter my concept of bonds

[@아무이름-j4k]

How do you think about leveraged things like qld,tqqq? Can we do a long term investment with enduring over 80,90mdd?

[@lestermarshall6501]

you're increasing your risk without increasing your rate of return over time. Taking unnecessary risk to increase return will punish you sooner or later.

[@michaelkim1102]

Thank You

[@calebdoner]

"They do it badly." hahaha! Nice one! I love it.

[@rokker333]

Thanks so much for sharing your opinion on YT!

[@user-ff5qo5qk8b]

Love your TIE KEN 🤑🤑🤓🤓 GREAT VIDEO

[@sarkpiens]

If we don't care about volatility, bonds are not good choice haha.😸