Bernstein: Death of 60:40 Portfolio Allocation Upon Us
For several decades, as bond prices have trended cyclically higher, a common “diversified” portfolio was a 60% allocation to stocks and a 40% allocation to bonds. With US interest rates at historic lows – and bond prices at all-time highs – Bernstein answers “three big questions,” among them: “Is 60:40 dead?”. In brief, the answer is that 60:40 Portfolio Allocation is dead.
Goodbye 60:40 Portfolio Allocation
The answer is yes, the traditional asset allocation method towards stocks and bonds is finished. Bernstein analyst Inigo Fraser-Jenkins, in a . . .
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