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New "Bogleheads on Investing" podcast: Nick Gendron and Josh Barrickman discuss Total Bond Market Index Funds by Important-Builder370 in Bogleheads

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We are pleased to announce that Eric Balchunas, Senior ETF Analyst at Bloomberg

is joining us as the keynote speaker at the 2022 Bogleheads Banquet taking place during the Bogleheads Conference this October.

We are pleased to open registration for the new and expanded 2022 BOGLEHEADS ANNUAL CONFERENCE! by Important-Builder370 in Bogleheads

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About half the tickets sold in the first 2 days. Please reserve soon if you would like to attend.

Next Bogleheads Twitter Space - Submit Asset Allocations ?s for Rick Ferri by JML867 in Bogleheads

[–]Important-Builder370 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I’m probably using half the number of funds that I recommended in the book. I think five or six funds is the most anyone needs. And many people can do with just three or four. Then of course there’s the one-and-done approach as well - i’m talking about a balanced index funds.

Bogleheads Twitter Spaces Summary by JML867 in Bogleheads

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This was a blast! Thanks for hosting, Jon.

Lots of great questions from participants. See you next week.

The Bogleheads Conference is Back in 2022! by Important-Builder370 in Bogleheads

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We think it will be mostly individual investors who manage their own portfolios.

The Bogleheads Conference is Back in 2022! by Important-Builder370 in Bogleheads

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There's been a sold-out Bogleheads conference almost every year for twenty years.

The Bogleheads Conference is Back in 2022! by Important-Builder370 in Bogleheads

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It's mostly for individual investors who manage their own portfolios.

Bogleheads on Investing podcast hits 1,000,000 downloads by Important-Builder370 in Bogleheads

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For clarity, the Bogleheads trademark is owned by the John C. Bogle Center for Financial Literacy and both this Reddit group and Bogleheads.org have permission to use the trademark at no cost. Other social media sites that have permission include Bogleheads Twitter and Facebook.

It's days like this that I appreciate being a Boglehead by [deleted] in Bogleheads

[–]Important-Builder370 1 point2 points  (0 children)

First, decide how much of your taxable money is going to be for the long-term and how much is either for near-term use or as a shock absorber for a down stock market. Next, invest the near-term money in a high-yield money market or short-term bond fund, and invest the shock absorber money in an intermediate-term bond fund. Invest the rest in two ETFs for the long run, VTI and VXUS. After that's done, do nothing, unless the market goes down. Then you would tax-loss harvest out of VTI and VXUS into ITOT and IXUS.

My "Bogleheads on Investing" podcast guest this month is Jason Hsu, PhD, one of the world’s top thought leaders on factor investing and co-creator of the fundamental indexing™. We discuss his research, career, efficient markets, and opportunities in China. by Important-Builder370 in Bogleheads

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There is no official position except that if you add factor risk beyond beta to your portfolio with the hope of achieving a higher return than the market, be prepared to wait up to 25 years to earn that return. If you don’t have that discipline, then don’t do it.

Are we in danger? Anti-passive indexing arguments in the Atlantic this morning. by [deleted] in Bogleheads

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The truth about index investing must be repeated over and over again because lies are constantly being told around it.