When it's all mixed up
Better break it down
In the world of secrets
In the world of sound
--Tears For Fears
Have been updating personal financial info following a distracting move-laden couple of months. One core metric I like to track is personal asset allocation. Here's where it stands:
50% cash
26% equities
14% real estate
10% precious metals
This mix feels pretty good right now, as it balances more exposure to real estate (new house purchase) with more cash.
All commodity related ETFs/ETNs have been liquidated. I may re-enter this area at some point but not right now.
Equity positions consist of stocks in the pounded down pharma sector (MRK). I like valuations here, plus fat yields provide a nice cash payout, particularly considering fixed income rates.
After liquidating metal ETFs, remaining exposure to gold and silver is physical bullion.
Not sure why, but I like the feeling of cash right now, despite the spectre of big time inflation down the road.
positions in MRK, gold, silver
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Cash always has a nice feel to it, as does gold. Definitely strange times, I actually saw a REIT today that I liked from a value standpoint.
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