Title says it all.
Looking to see how other people allocate/emotionally compartmentalize their risk to permit them the space to invest in something that is higher risk without losing the farm.
I read "The Intelligent Investor" and I think Benjamin Graham mentioned capping your speculative investment holdings at 10% of your net worth if one felt the need to take on excessive risk. His logic was that this allowed an investor to "burn off steam" in a measured way without being at risk of losing everything.
Do you follow a similar guideline?
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I’m retarded but I’d say 40% (Crypto & Sports Memorabilia) I know both markets pretty well and have solid returns
you either going to the moon or a sinking ship
4% in crypto.
About 30% of PA in levered ETFS. About 80% of 401k in levered ETFs
Crypto is complete bullshit so 0% allocation there
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