60/40 Portfolios Are Holding Their Own. It Doesn’t Mean Investors Are Calm. - Barron's
The relatively stable performance of balanced funds could reaffirm investor confidence in MORN.
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The relatively stable performance of balanced funds could reaffirm investor confidence in MORN.
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60/40 portfolios are performing well despite market instability. Average balanced funds lost only 5.5% versus S&P 500's 14% decline. Bond prices rose as investors seek safety in turbulent markets. Younger investors typically hold higher stock allocations than older ones. Advisors report mixed reactions from clients regarding market volatility.
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