This Simple 2-ETF Mix May Spell The End Of 60/40 Portfolio Mania
The article suggests that a 50/50 portfolio split between an S&P 500 ETF and a short-term Treasury bill ETF may outperform the traditional 60/40 stock-bond allocation, challenging the dominance of conventional moderate-risk portfolios. It highlights performance comparisons and risk-adjusted returns to argue for a simpler, more effective investment strategy. The analysis focuses on specific ETFs like SPY and BIL as core building blocks for this alternative approach.
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