Oil
Price
Swings
DYI’s Averaging
Formula
The oil price formula is designed to have you buying at progressively
lower prices and selling at progressively higher prices as compared to it
inflation corrected average since 1946.
Updated
Monthly
Special Update
June 15, 2026
100 x (CP - AVG. AP ÷ 4) ÷ (AVG. AP x 2 - AVG. AP ÷ 2)]
CP = Current Oil Price
AVG. OP = Average Oil Price
Answer is for bond percentage level
West Texas Intermediate Oil:
Current Price (CP) - June 15, 2026 $80.
Illinois Basin Crude Oil:
Average Inflation Adjusted Price (AP) - $55 (rounded) since 1946
Asset Allocation:
20% Vanguard Energy Fund
Symbol VGENX
80% Vanguard Short-Term Bond Index Fund
Symbol VBIRX
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