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New 60/40 Math May Rankle Wall Street▼
Published 231d agoA group of academics set out to test time-honored investing advice that says a diversified portfolio of bonds and stocks is the best way to save for the future. What they found across a sample of three dozen countries over 130 years was that a mix of half domestic, half international equities actually beat blended portfolios in both money made and capital preserved. Denitsa Tsekova has more on "Bloomberg Markets: The Close." Source
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