After an equity bear market and steep losses in bonds last year, it's not surprising that some investors question whether the classic 60/40 portfolio is dead.
But there is reason for optimism.
Looking at the performance of a 60/40 portfolio following a decline of 10% or more since 1926, returns on average have been strong in the subsequent periods. History makes a strong case for investors to stick with their longer-term plan.
Looking at the performance of a 60/40 portfolio following a decline of 10% or more since 1926, returns on average have been strong in the subsequent periods. History makes a strong case for investors to stick with their longer-term plan.
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