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In our latest episode of Show Us Your Portfolio, we speak with Buckingham Strategic Wealth's Larry Swedroe. Larry has dedicated his career to educating investors and has written more books and articles than we can list in that pursuit.
We talk with Larry about how he takes his evidence-based approach to investing and translates it into managing his personal portfolio. We cover his approach to incorporating uncorrelated return streams into his overall approach, his unique use of assets outside of those traditionally used by investors, how he approaches equities and bonds, how his approach has changed over time and a lot more.
00:00 - Intro
02:54 - Larry's biggest long-term goals with his portfolio
06:31 - The relationship between wealth and happiness
08:00 - How Larry views retirement
10:39 - Larry's framework for constructing his portfolio
19:43 - How Larry's market exposure has changed over time
24:39 - How Larry thinks about incorporating illiquid assets
28:30 - How Larry approaches fixed income
31:28 - How Larry approaches his equity exposure
36:56 - Larry's thoughts on market timing
40:09 ' How Larry thinks about international diversification
42:41 - Larry's approach to private investing
48:56 - Overcoming investor's behavioral problems
53:22 - Investments that generate happiness instead of returns
57:21 - The one lesson Larry would teach the average investor
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