European Permanent Portfolio Blogs
For our readers across the pond there is another blog that focuses on Permanent Portfolio investing. The blog by Marc de Mesel looks at investing in the Permanent Portfolio from a European perspective. The blog is in Dutch, but Google translate does a passable job for those looking for foreign analysis of investing markets:
Marc de Mesel’s European Permanent Portfolio Blog (Dutch)
Marc de Mesel’s European Permanent Portfolio Blog (Translated through Google – Click on the blog links and they will translate for you.)
Marc covers many topics affecting Europe that aren’t covered here. He runs his own Permanent Portfolio using European-centric assets (like German Govt. Bonds vs. US Bonds). You’ll enjoy it whether you live in Europe or not. Check it out.
UPDATE: Marc adds that he still has a couple articles up at this link that discuss the Permanent Portfolio. In particular, he provides an interesting analysis of how the portfolio would have fared vs. a stock/bond only portfolio during Iceland’s 2008 currency collapse:
English European Permanent Portfolio
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Thanks a lot Craig! Youre readers might also be interested in my english blog, it only contains two articles, but one of them is about permanente portfolio in Iceland during collapse, definitely a good read: http://europeanpermanentportfolio.blogspot.com/