I'm currently deciding how much US stock I should have in my portfolio, and I stumbled upon an article called Buying the S&P 500 today? Wait. These 7 Graphs Might Change Your Mind. from Banker on Wheels, which appears to be a frequently cited source in this subreddit.
The article points out that I should follow Buffett's and Bogle's principles, but not necessarily their preference for the S&P 500. I don't think the message comes through clearly because, from what I've seen in interviews with Bogle, it seems that he practices what he preaches. If he's comfortable with a high S&P portfolio, then why shouldn't I be?
The article points out that I should follow Buffett's and Bogle's principles, but not necessarily their preference for the S&P 500. I don't think the message comes through clearly because, from what I've seen in interviews with Bogle, it seems that he practices what he preaches. If he's comfortable with a high S&P portfolio, then why shouldn't I be?