“I think it's a completely reasonable position to take. It's essentially a Larry Swedrow position, right? He says, take your risk on the equity side, right? Keep your bonds very safe, very high quality, very short-term, you know, short-term treasuries, for instance. Well, the shortest-term bonds are cash, right? That's what cash is.”

Jim Dolly · The Long View · Jim Dahle: Is Avoiding Taxes Costing You Money?

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advise using cash for short-term needs and allocate the rest to equities, treating cash as very short-term bonds

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