Traditional 60/40 portfolio construction (60% Stocks, 40% Bonds) does not make sense any more as bonds are broken. Most bonds around the world are either very low or negative yielding.

Millennials & GenZers would rather hold 60% stocks & 40% Bitcoin in their portfolios.
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From a Millennial & GenZer perspective...
- They trust in #Bitcoin as digital gold
- They prefer crypto over stocks & equities
- They prefer crypto over ETFs and mutual funds
- Real Estate is at all time highs, aren't interested
- They aren't interested in precious metals
3/

From a Millennials & GenZers perspective, an ultra conservative portfolio would look like below...

90% - #Bitcoin
10% - Crypto, Equities & other risky assets
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From a Millennials & GenZers perspective, a conservative portfolio would look like below...

80% - #Bitcoin
20% - Crypto, Equities & other risky assets
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From a Millennials & GenZers perspective, an aggressive portfolio would look like below...

60% - #Bitcoin
40% - Crypto, Equities & other risky assets
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From a Millennials & GenZers perspective, a super aggressive portfolio would look like below...

30% - #Bitcoin
70% - Crypto, Equities & other risky assets
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I'd suggest sticking to the two portfolio constructions for most, who aren't highly experienced with trading or investing.

- Ultra Conservative Portfolio (90/10)
- Conservative Portfolio (80/20)

Anything beyond this, you run the risk of losing capital due to inexperience.

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