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Almost all retirees make this mistake
By Create Wealth Through Long-Term Investing and Short-Term Trading  •  August 1, 2019
When Uncle8888 saw this article popping up as FB notification; his eyes opened wide! Walau! Mistake by retirees! He doesn't want to make this mistake too! Read? Almost all retirees make this mistake Portfolio rebalancing is universally practiced — and rarely examined Beware the conventional wisdom. Author photo By MARK HULBERT COLUMNIST Retirees (and soon-to-be retirees) should regularly rebalance their portfolios, right? That advice seems unobjectionable, of course. It certainly is repeated often enough. But Humphrey Neill, the father of contrarian analysis, advised us to be skeptical of any advice that is almost universally repeated. He famously insisted: “When everyone thinks alike, everyone is likely to be wrong.” CW8888: Hmm .. so Uncle8888 re-balanced his portfolio based on 2 to 3 years forecast ahead of the market based on  Investment Portfolio Management : Know enough, Know your yield, Know your risk and  How I likely to avoid sequence-of-returns risk from my investment portfolio This will help to reduce the likelihood of bad draw-down on volatile  ...
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By Create Wealth Through Long-Term Investing and Short-Term Trading
I am 62 yrs old uncle living in HDB heartland who has achieved financial independence @ 56 and finally retired @ 60 from full-time job as employee on 1 Oct 2016. Single household income since 1995 with three children. Eldest son and daughter are now working and youngest son still in his 3nd year Uni in SUTD. I have been doing long-term investing and short-term trading in Singapore stock market only since Jan 2000 so I am that Panda or Koala in the investment world; but I am still surviving well in the wild. I am now executing my Three Taps solution model to maintain sustainable retirement income for life till 2038. Cheers!
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