Strategy playbooks.

Read transparent, non-predictive explanations of well-known allocation frameworks. Each profile names its proxy sleeves, historical context, and ways the idea can fail.

Classic 60/40 — A simple blend of broad equities and investment-grade bonds: 60% growth exposure, 40% ballast. It is a useful baseline for seeing what diversification costs and contributes.
Dalio-inspired All Weather — A transparent educational approximation of an All Weather-style mix. It spreads capital across equities, different bond durations, gold, and commodities rather than treating one forecast as certain.
Permanent Portfolio — An equal split among growth, long-term government bonds, cash-like instruments, and gold. The intent is to keep some exposure suited to each of four broad economic conditions.
Bogleheads Three-Fund — A globally diversified index core built from total-market US stocks, international stocks, and bonds. The percentages shown here are a neutral educational starting point, not a personal recommendation.
Buffett-style 90/10 — A high-equity allocation paired with a 10% short-term Treasury reserve. It illustrates the trade-off between simple, low-cost equity exposure and the ability to hold a liquid reserve.

Educational proxies are not verified personal holdings, and the profiles are not predictions or recommendations.