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The issue is with those that are only accessing the core portfolios and do not have access to the other portfolio and tools. On top if they are a Vanguard customer they can not use levered products. I am speaking for others as none of this applies to me. I have a friend that just subscribed to the basic core and is a Vanguard customer. What can he do?
One more comment and thought on the subject. Since the core portfolios no longer hold individual stocks, why not simply do (for all the core) what already exists for the moderate core, provide an option of individual ETFs non levered?
Thanks look forward to your replies. Perhaps there can be levered and un-levered versions of the core and can see that might work for everyone. I like the levered positions as they can enhance returns if managed properly and are kept to relatively small positions.
I also would like to know the answer to this? Is it best to sell all positions at the close on last day off the month and put limit orders to buy. This is an important issue and also for me personally no problem wuth leveraged ETFs but it is ironic to be in a conservative portfolio when firms such as Vanguard prohibit sales of levered products. Also, there seems to be a huge difference of the new conservative portfolio performance historically vs. previous model. I think some commentary explaining the new models and benefits of the new models would be in order.
Why does the moderate core tell me I need to upgrade to see the ETF version. It is my understanding that you get access to all the core portfolios with the core subscription?
