It’s tough to forget the stock market crash of 2008.
Portfolios tumbled.
Investors felt like they had eaten plates of rotten fish.
Unfortunately, another crash is coming. We don’t know when, but the sun always sets on every bright bull market.
Some people like market crashes.
If they’re investing every month, they celebrate like it’s a Boxing Day sale.
But most investors hate to see their hard-earned money plummet.
Unfortunately, if we want to make profits, we have to accept the short-term risks. At least, conventional wisdom says we do.
Click below to read the rest of my Globe And Mail article.
The profitable ETF portfolio built to survive a market crash
Harry Browne’s Permanent Portfolio was created in 1981 and can be built with specific ETFs
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