S8, Episode 14 - How To Slice Up The Pie of Asset Allocation

Asset allocation is all about slicing up the pie. We want to divide the pie into pieces that are proportional to each other in size, but how do you decide how big a slice should be? And which method is best? Let's dive in. 🏊

In this episode, Dave talks about…

• How to slice up the pie of asset allocation?
• What is asset allocation?
• How much risk are you taking with your principal?
• What risk are you subject to?

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