Global Asset Allocation (GAA) Portfolio by Meb Faber

Details

The Global Asset Allocation (GAA) Portfolio was developed by Meb Faber and profiled in his book Global Asset Allocation.

The premise behind the portfolio is US investors have a strong home country bias and that prevents them from investing in the global economy.

The portfolio is intended to correct that mistake by allocating to global ETFs.

It invests 36% in equities, 49.5% in bonds, and 14.5% in gold, REITs, and commodities.

Asset Allocation & Recommended ETFs

Performance Metrics

All Data
Annual Return
7.2%
Sharpe Ratio
0.65
10 Year Annual Return
4.7%
Volatility (annualized)
7.8%
Max Drawdown
-23.5%
Positive Periods
67.6%
Dot Com Annual Return
2.4%
Great Financial Crisis Return
3.3%
Trade Frequency
Static
Ulcer Performance Index
1.1

How to Invest in the Global Asset Allocation (GAA) Portfolio

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Global Asset Allocation (GAA) Portfolio Rolling Returns

Charts

Portfolio vs. 60/40 vs. S&P 500

All Data

**S&P 500 backtest to 1972 and 60/40 backtest to 1970

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