How Do the Wealthy Allocate Their Assets?

In 2024, J.P. Morgan surveyed 190 family offices worldwide, revealing the investment preferences of top-tier wealthy individuals. The results show that their portfolios are diversified, balancing stability and growth. 1. Which asset class takes up the largest portion of your portfolio? Is it similar to the wealthy’s allocation? 2. If you were to optimize your portfolio, would you follow the wealthy’s allocation ratios? Why or why not? 3. Are you willing to try private equity or venture capital? How comfortable are you with the risk?

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10-05
I have they same question
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10-01
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According to J.P. Morgan's 2024 family office survey, the ultra-wealthy are dialing down equities (now 40% vs 50% before) and boosting exposure to alternatives like private equity, venture capital, and real estate. The message? Diversify, but with precision. 🔍 My Take: I keep ~35% in equities (mainly high-growth & AI-led names like $NVDA, $TSLA) 25% in real estate (steady cash flow + capital appreciation in SG) 20% in crypto & private ventures (high risk, high potential) 20% in fixed income and gold (for ballast) 💡 Why I Don't Copy the Wealthy 100%: Their risk appetite is different — they can afford long illiquidity windows. For retail traders, agility matters more. 🧠 Key Learning: It's not about copying the rich, but understanding why they move capital and adapting the strategy to
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09-20
🌟🌟🌟Being wealthy is more than just having a fat bank account.  It is having abundance.  According to the Oxford Dictionary, being wealthy means having a great deal of money, resources or assets. For me, being wealthy means when I can say  I do not need more money.  True wealth means when money serves my mission in life, not the other way around. My goal is FIRE - Financial Independence Retire Early.  Once I hit that goal I am free to travel and live my life to the fullest. @Tiger_SG @Tiger_comments @TigerStars @CaptainTiger
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avatarPeter Soon
09-20
Equity investments takes up the largest portion of my portfolio. I will follow the wealthy's allocation ratios in certain extend due to budget constraint. I will not try venture capital as I am not familiar with it and its risk also high. @Jinleong @Pang Kiat : how similar is your portfolio to the Wealthy?
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avatarPeter Soon
09-20
Equity investments takes up the largest portion of my portfolio. I will follow the wealthy's allocation ratios in certain extend due to budget constraint. I will not try venture capital as I am not familiar with it and its risk also high.
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avatarPeppermint 7080
09-19
Equities 30 to 50% Fixed income 10 to 30% Alternative investment 15 to 30% Cash equivalents 5 to 15% Real assetd 5 to 29%
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avatarhighhand
09-18
Cash position set at 15 to 25%   The rest are invested in equities. Have growth and dividend portfolio. Dividend portfolio have REITS, sg Banks, bonds, bond funds, fixed income. Growth portfolio mainly tech, but have reasonable allocations of other sectors like financial and healthcare and consumer. Growth portfolio mainly investing so no sell fast fast. Hold long term 5 to 10 years, or when company no growth.   Some allocation of cash will be used to trade stocks or options. Mainly dividends and options income grow cash. Other than my 9 to 5 job. Aim for financial freedom soon. 
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avatarDiAngel
09-18
Everyone would certainly have equities and cash. As for the allocations, it varies from person to person n circumstances. @MHh @melson @rL @1PC
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avatarDan1192
09-18
my family office mainly holds equities, real estate and mid yield bonds
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avatarLanceljx
09-18
1. Currently, equities take up the largest portion of my portfolio, as they offer growth potential and liquidity. For the ultra-wealthy, however, the allocation often skews more towards alternatives (private equity, real estate, hedge funds), with equities still significant but less concentrated. 2. If I were to optimize my portfolio, I would not blindly copy the wealthy’s ratios. Their access to exclusive funds, lower liquidity needs, and higher risk tolerance shape those allocations. Instead, I’d adapt the principles—diversification across asset classes, exposure to alternatives—while balancing my personal cash flow, time horizon, and risk appetite. 3. I’m open to trying private equity or venture capital, but only with a small allocation. These asset classes can yield outsized returns,
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avatarSuccess88
09-18
My investment portfolios as follow Saving: 5% Fix deposits: 30% T-Bills: 20% Stock: 30% Gold: 15% @Tiger_SG @TigerEvents @koolgal @HelenJanet @SPOT_ON @MHh
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