No, the 60/40 Portfolio Is Not Dead

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With stocks and bonds both declining, it’s an environment that has some pundits once again declaring the traditional allocation portfolios, like the 60/40, dead. But Weitz Investment Management portfolio managers Brad Hinton, CFA, and Nolan Anderson explain why that diagnosis is premature and where they’re finding opportunities in equities and fixed income today.
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