Extra Credit / Required Reading:
- Dollar Strength on Recognition of Worldwide Crappiness
- Robinson Crusoe and the Subjectivity of Desire
- Reflections on Today, from Henry Clews, 1908.
- Art Market Rules
- The Long View... 1885-2009
- Forecast: The Battle Between Paper and Tangible Assets, A Personal View
- Tobin's Q
- Luxury Goods
- After the Gold Rush...
- The Gaussian Fallacy and other Bullshit Baby Boomer Epistomologi
- Douchebag of the Noughties
- Synopsis of the Panic of '08
- You Know its a Bubble When...
- Quantitative Easing
- Vallejo, CA
23 July 2009
Checking in on the December 6th portfolio reallocation.
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Above is a performance chart of the portfolio I recommended on December 6th, 2008. The S&P 500 is included only to aid comparison.
One of the reasons I have not posted much recently is that I stand by the December 6th repositioning, and I have not come across any particularly good deals since. The repositioning was intended to be long only, with a "buy on dips" strategy.
Finland continues to underwhelm. In retrospect, there is no real reason to allocate any money to developed nations, and Finland was a bizarre nod to that notion. Agriculture has been flat do to excellent harvests. Other than that I feel pretty good about the whole thing.
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