📚 4 Books mentioned in "194 | The Role of Bonds in a Portfolio | With Frank" of ChooseFI

this was the basis for the Tony Robbins portfolio in that book that he wrote

Frank mentions that the risk parity model discussed by Ray Dalio was the basis for the Tony Robbins portfolio described in a book written by Tony Robbins.

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um but if you read principles by dalio or if you look at other things and there are I don't a lot of research on this is there are precursors to this that go back to the 1970s something called the permanent portfolio which was invented by a guy named Harry Brown which was 25 gold 25 long-term treasuries 25 stocks and 25 uh short-term treasuries and it worked very well in the 1970s

Frank mentions reading 'principles by dalio' in the context of researching portfolio diversification and asset classes.

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I could I could not get him to read a simple path of wealth but once he got Scott trench's book uh he was all over that it was... yeah Scott Church's book set for life that is a fantastic manual for anybody that's just getting started on their financial Journey love that book

Frank mentions his son was enthusiastic about this book by Scott Trench, and the host agrees it's a great manual for beginners.

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I could I could not get him to read a simple path of wealth but once he got Scott trench's book uh he was all over that it was

Frank mentions his son wouldn't read this book but was enthusiastic about another book.

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