Find out how the main asset classes have performed this year including stocks, bonds, gold, silver, property & crypto! Also, how to build an investment portfolio for 2021.

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    In this video we will be looking at:
    1:20 – Asset Class Performance
    3:38 – Current Environment Analysis
    5:42 – Asset Allocation
    6:18 – My Portfolio
    13:33 – My Best Portfolio Tips
    15:40 – Summary

    One of the most important parts of investing is “Asset Allocation”. We will be looking at how to build a portfolio for 2021, tips and guidance with investing for beginners to help make 2021 your best year yet!

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    47 Comments

    1. Thanks for the breakdown! Ours is similar with the largest slice being property, but the 2nd largest being Bitcoin and Stocks. 2020 has been chaotic but the silver lining has been being on youtube and researching with everything locked down. Thanks for this, glad to see some people are doing the same things! great upload!

    2. Like 44 excellent video as always very well done! Do you really think crypto is gonna go up even further from where it is now or do you think a turnaround temporary though it may be is in the near future ?

    3. Nothing wrong with that strategy! Gotta have peace of mind. Once your house is paid off then you will be able to really leverage your investments! Thanks for sharing your portfolio! Gotta have a fun part of the portfolio. 🙂 Like #45

    4. Nathan, I am blown away by your transparency. Huge respect. Thanks for showing me a better way of representing net worth and investment portfolio into pie charts. You are right, investment portfolios should always be done in conjunction to net worth to get the full understanding of one's situation. Thanks again. Keep up the good work.

    5. Hey Nathan, very informative stuff. Thanks a ton! You left me wondering about your silver position. Is the 25.9% of your portfolio purely in the First Majestic Silver Corp (AG)?

    6. Nathan, Watched your latest vid talking about safeguarding against a possible crash. I agree that diversification is sensible. And Buffet (the old wolf) is probably spot on that while the lot of us are being greedy buying those lovely TSLA stocks etc we could get caught with our pants down. He's been building his cash position for years though. I'd like to buy crypto but am reluctant for 2 reasons. 1) I think its price is still governed by public fear. Meaning that I think it is susceptible like the stock market to panic selling and thus could trigger at the same time as the stock market. 2) I don't like the thought of having to store and safeguard a hash key. I am however interested in an ETF that handles a lot of this and wondered which one(s) you use and why? Lastly, I've got a lot of money sitting in cash but it is so sad to see it earning less than the Aussie Consumer Price Index (approx 2.5% pa). On the bright side it does help me sleep at night. Thanks, john.

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