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   by U6Gf8WQP 11y ago

   17.4% since early 2013, risk level 7.5. http://i.imgur.com/I9SDElU.png I don't think the number includes tax deferrals from loss harvesting. For example in 2014 I "lost" (harvested) about $40k -- note that my
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   by U6Gf8WQP 11y ago

   I answered your original question and you responded with a completely different question. Re. this question, it is addressed in the Wealthfront FAQ: https://pages.wealthfront.com/faq/ > What’s to keep me from invest
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   by U6Gf8WQP 11y ago

   Have you read akeefer's comment in this thread? It contains a clear counterargument re. Wealthfront + tax optimization vs. Vanguard. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9859588
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   by U6Gf8WQP 11y ago

   Wealthfront has an in-depth explanation of how they use modern portfolio theory to determine their portfolio construction (including how they select asset classes): https://research.wealthfront.com/whitepapers/investmen
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   by U6Gf8WQP 11y ago

   > Wealthfront is indeed a ripoff for the well-informed. Do you feel that this is universally true or situation-dependent? I consider myself reasonably informed and Wealthfront appears to be a strong, if not the strongest, option for my f