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A Better Measure of Risk

The most widely accepted measure of investment risk is volatility, which is usually calculated as the annual standard deviation of asset returns. ....

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"Scary" Stocks Go Up Most of The Time

“Scary” Stocks Go Up Most of The Time

Even a quick perusal of a few investing references or media articles will leave you with the clear impression that stocks are “scary” and bonds are “safe”. That seems to be the conventional wisdom.
But the conventional wisdom is predicated on the misleading idea that routine volatility equals risk. And because stocks have higher routine volatility than bonds, stocks must be scary. However, it turns out that routine volatility tells us remarkably little about our likely long-term outcomes when investing in these two assets.
For example, in my early February post, I wrote about the chances of losing inflation-adjusted money over various time periods, when invested in stocks (as represented by the S&P 500) versus bonds (as represented by the U.S. 10-Year Treasury Bond). These two graphs tell the tale using Aswath Damodaran data going back to 1928. ....

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The Mysteries of Volatility and Risk

The Mysteries of Volatility and Risk
By Karl Steiner
I don’t often write about “volatility” here at Mindfully Investing because mindful investors focus on long-term returns more than the routine ups and downs of the markets. The standard deviation of return sequences is the most common measure of routine volatility for stocks, bonds, and other asset classes. But as I explained in a previous post, standard deviation is actually a poor measure of the potential for a
permanent loss, which is the risk that matters most to real-life investors. A permanent loss is when your invested money is not available at the time you expected to spend it, such as when retirement begins. ....

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Ranking The Historical Returns of Asset Classes

Ranking The Historical Returns of Asset Classes
By Karl Steiner
In January of 2019 and 2020, I published year-in-review posts on the returns performance of various asset classes. But I have to say, I found those posts distinctly unsatisfying. For example, in 2020, U.S. large-cap growth stocks were the best performer of any asset class with a remarkable total annual return of 40%. The next best performers, were U.S. small-cap growth stocks (35%), mid-cap growth stocks (34%), U.S. micro-cap stocks (25.5%), gold (25%), and the total U.S. stock market (21%).
But is this information useful? Because mindful investors are long-term investors, I certainly wouldn’t replace my moderately diversified all-stock portfolio with concentrated bets on U.S. growth stocks or gold because of last year’s results. On the contrary, mindful investors know that the relative performance of asset classes will almost always ebb and flow over time. And history has shown that ....

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A Better Way to Think about Sequence-of-Return Risk

Sequence risk is when several years of bad returns early in retirement cause a portfolio to run out of money too soon. ....

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