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  1. There is definitely risk to all of this stuff, and that is a big one with commercial real estate. Who could foresee that a pandemic would radically, and possibly permanently, shift the demand for office space.
  2. One thing to look out for if you are not interested is whether you are invested in any target date funds. These will be the first target for alternative assets as the allocations are up to the manager rather than the individual. Alternatives tend to be high fee products so you will definitely see this. For example, earlier this week Goldman and T. Rowe Price announced a deal to sell Goldman sources alternative assets through T. Rowe's distribution network.
  3. Yes, as long as they are approved by you 401k administrator. But that seems unlikely. Trump coin is down 70%, Melania is down 90%.
  4. I voted yes because I already invest in real estate equity and debt outside of my 401k. It would be more tax efficient to do it inside. As for digital assets that is a hard pass. There is no tax advantage if you are buying and holding (say bitcoin). The only advantage comes if you actively trade it, and that is a fool's errand. I would be skeptical of non-public companies, too. While I would love to own the next SpaceX, xAI, ChatGPT, etc. I just do not see those trickling down to my 401k. Instead I would have access to the exhaust that the professionals do not want. Pass. Commodities do not particularly interest me. Too much research and too many professionals to compete against. Not sure about infrastructure finance, but maybe. Longevity risk-sharing may be of interest. I imagine there will be some inefficiently priced pools if you are lucky to find them.
  5. Nearly every single person who has ever been born in the entire history of the world has died. The Population Reference Bureau loosely estimates that about 117 billion people have been born since the dawn of man. Yet, only 8 billion live today. This is a scandal of epic proportion, and no one is talking about it. We need to get to the bottom of this. The one thing these poor souls have in common is that each and every one of them was born to a woman. Therefore we must ban woman to end all this needless suffering and death.
  6. On August 7 Trump signed an EO allowing alternative assets in 401k's. If so, what kind would you be comfortable adding? The list includes: Private market investments (equity or debt) in non-public companies; Real estate equity or debt; Actively managed digital assets; Commodities; Infrastructure finance; Longevity risk-sharing pools; Other We are still at least 6 months away from the details being worked out, but I am curious where people land.
  7. 1. Now I know this is make believe. No one gives you a beer before swiping the card. 2. She was not given the ball.
  8. Not even close to the same. Who paid for the beer?
  9. I think the dad did nothing wrong in grabbing a ball off the ground. Her claim it was in her hand is false. It was almost in her hand. Which is the same as it was never in her hand.
  10. A or B? Details matter.
  11. Everyone still talking about this instwad of Epstein? Excellent. The plan is working.
  12. Good catch. It was listed as Parkland in the wrestlingstats bracket and we just went with it. Ted Price (and I) thanks you.
  13. I don't know what it is about 184 that makes me see double
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