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MrBatch
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17 March 2025 22:05:44(UTC)
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@MarkSp & @Jed Mires
You think just a vanilla s&p500 is better ? Bond futures should be about 7 years duration as a target in wtef. But bond yields have generally gone up (SP down) so not an environment where they would have helped as positive correlation and in fact worse performance expected in that regime.
Maybe someone could chart 60% s&p and 40% 7-10 year bonds v's 100% wtef
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60% s&p v's 66.66% wtef which nets 60% s&p plus whatever effect the bonds do or don't have
Obviously s&p at around 0.03% vs wtef 0.25%
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Over the last month (Monday prices) a 60/40 of of SP500/7to10 year treasuries was down 7.8% approx. WTEF was down 11% approx. I don't think based on this sample that WTEF is a substitute for a real 60/40 US portfolio. The time period was of course very small and the fund could be useful to investors.
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18 March 2025 13:31:30(UTC)
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@Jed Mires
Thanks for info. Guess that's the point that the bonds are futures to June as we stand rather then live and leverage is built is at 1.5 which hurts more if it goes against you.
If we compare 60/40 ie invested all your money you get the -7.5% approx
To get the same 60/40 with wtef you invest 67% in it at -11%. Perhaps your remaining 33% invested in gold would get a tie or even beat flat 60/40 - at least you can play that game.
That's how i see WTEF and its global bond and equity sister WGEC - it gives room for alternative assets beyond 60/40. Sometimes its built in leverage hurts its price but it does allow a broader portfolio.
Cheers again for useful discussion :)
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18 March 2025 16:09:51(UTC)
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It was the "wrong kind of selloff"
Stagflation is bad for equities and bad for bonds. The integrated 60:90 just multiplied the badness.
Clever but....didn't work
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