Right. At least I agree they should be taken with a grain of salt.You cannot measure risk-adjusted return of TRE using Sharpe ratios from outcome samples. TRE return data uses estimates and appraisals, so volatility is blurred in the returns.
The measures are based on annual data. So perhaps while not perfect, but somewhat insightful. Even with the volatility being blurred, it is not as if TIAA RE came out ahead -- just very good.
I no longer need TIAA RE.
I do need bonds at this point in my life. But that is not for a TIAA RE thread.
And I need to drop "VT and chill" from my signature. That is easy.
Statistics: Posted by steve r — Mon Jan 15, 2024 6:00 am — Replies 26 — Views 1727