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David Krulac
  • Mechanicsburg, PA
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Tony Robbins says NO to Real Estate....

David Krulac
  • Mechanicsburg, PA
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On his current cross country tour, "The Burning Down The House Tour", no that's not the right name, that's somebody else's tour; its the "All Weather Tour"; says that real estate should NOT be part of your investment portfolio.

He says that your portfolio should look like this:

Stocks 30%

Medium Term Treasuries 15%

Long Term Treasuries 40%

Gold 7.5%

Commodities 7.5%  

You'll notice NO real estate.

I was reading elsewhere that money market funds, bank CDs, and 30 day T-Bills have all failed to keep pace with inflation over the last 25 years.

And over the last 25 years inflation has averaged 2.2%, gold has averaged 5%, oil has averaged 6.5%, Bonds have averaged 7%, Stocks have averaged 9.6% and real estate has averaged 9.8%.

How many Bigger Pocket member's portfolio looks exactly like Tony Robbins?

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