Wednesday, August 1, 2018

Updated Monthly

AGGRESSIVE PORTFOLIO - ACTIVE ALLOCATION - 8/1/18

Active Allocation Bands (excluding cash) 0% to 50%
58% - Cash -Short Term Bond Index - VBIRX
35% -Gold- Precious Metals & Mining - VGPMX
 7% -Lt. Bonds- Long Term Bond Index - VBLTX
 0% -Stocks- Total Stock Market Index - VTSAX
[See Disclaimer]
DYI:  U.S. stocks continue to rally since April of 2018 pushing the limits of overvalue to the extreme of insanity with gold declining since February of 2018 by 8.25% increasing our commitment to precious metals mining companies to 35%.  If this trend continues DYI’s sentiment indicator for gold will be moved from hope to depression sitting side by side with money market funds.

Market Sentiment


Smart Money buys aggressively!
Capitulation
Despondency
Max-Pessimism *Market Bottoms* Short Term Bonds
Depression MMF

Hope Gold
Relief *Market returns to Mean* 

Smart Money buys the Dips!
Optimism

Media Attention
Enthusiasm

Smart Money - Sells the Rallies!
Thrill
Greed

Delusional

Max-Optimism *Market Tops* 
U.S. Stocks
Denial of Problem 
Long Term Bonds
Anxiety
Fear
Desperation

Smart Money Buys Aggressively!
Capitulation
For the value based long term investor this is one of the worst times to purchase stocks.  Go to sleep like Rip Van Winkle and wake up 10 years from now an investment in a generalized stock fund whether index or not will end up with zero return for your troubles.  Stocks are that overvalued.  Hold longer and will they improve??  Yes they will; but due to the massive overvaluation not something to jump up and down about.  At 15 years an estimated average annualized return at 2.2% and 20 years is 3.38%.  Not any sort of return to base retirement planning unless Alpo is your go to meal plan!

However gold and precious metals mining companies are setting up for a nice value play as generalized stocks soar and gold retreats.  The Dow/Gold Ratio is now under fair value** (16) by a greater degree at 21.
 Image result for dow gold ratio chart pictures
 **The reason why DYI’s average is different from this chart our average is based only since 1913 with the formation of the Federal Reserve money printers.

No matter which way gold, long term bonds or stocks move our cash horde is significant to take advantage of any undervalued category that presents itself.  Until then as a long term investor we will use our secret weapon PATIENCE!                   

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DYI

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