Frank Vasquez
Publishes 1 feed
Risk Parity Radio
Risk Parity Radio is a podcast about investing located at www.riskparityradio.com. RPR explores risk-parity style portfolios comprised of uncorrelated or negatively correlated asset classes -- stocks, selected bonds, gold, managed futures, and other easily accessible fund options for the DIY investor. The goal is to construct portfolios that are robust and can be drawn down on in perpetuity, and to maximize projected Safe Withdrawal Rates regardless of projected overall returns.
10 posts · theirs
Lately
Episode 534: An RPC Free Portfolio Organizer, Assorted Asset Questions, And How Risk-Parity Style Portfolios Alleviate Concerns About "High Market Valuations" By Design
Episode 533: Learning Some Things From Wes Gray, A Long-Term Correlation Matrix, A Listener's New Financial Practice, And Portfolio Reviews As Of August 14, 2026
Episode 532: SBLOCs Vs. Margin Accounts, Jumping The Shark, And A Variable Withdrawal Strategy
Episode 531: Expressing Our Heartfelt Gratitude, Working With Asset Choice Constraints, And Portfolio Reviews As Of August 7, 2026
Episode 530: Choosing Levered Funds (Gambling Problems!), Balancing Portfolio Goals And Trade-offs, And Fun With A ChatGPT Analysis
Episode 529: Handling Retirement Drawdowns, An RPR Portfolio With Large Cap Momentum, Investing In Your Health, And Portfolio Reviews As Of July 31, 2026
Episode 528: Our Annual Portfolio Rebalancings, Implementing A Sample Reverse Glide Path, And Thanking Our Listeners For Their Kindness And Generosity
Episode 527: Test Portfolios, Incorporating A Forced Cash Build-Up, Assets For Inflation, And An Update On Mom
Episode 526: Celebrating Your Generosity, Some Unusual Cowbell, Young Listener Correlation Questions, Investing A Windfall, And Portfolio Reviews As Of July 10, 2026
Episode 525: Guiding Young America's Teachers, Assessing Academic TIPS Ladder Nonsense, And Checking Out A Cat Bond ETF
Everything on this page was read from markup Frank Vasquez published — a rel="me" link, an h-card, or the feed’s own author element. Nothing was inferred from anywhere else. To correct or remove it, get in touch. Machine-readable: JSON
