I had tried few different ways to invest and found the "coffeehouse investor" book to be pretty good guide on how to invest by spending really little time.
Book is really short. But you don't need to buy the book. The website lists the index funds, the returns over last 20 years and portfolio %. I am mostly invested in Vangaurd index funds and it has worked out well for me.
Thanks!. Your comment gave another idea. What if I take a cocktail recipe as a vote. I take all ingredients and create generate all possible pairs. Look for how many times the pair appear in cocktails. Treat those as votes. More votes means they go together really well.
Let me give an example. If given a list of all cocktails, I have lot of positive examples on what ingredients go well together. Say Gin and Vermouth. So I have big list of positive examples. But is hard to get negative examples.
I want to build a model where given some ingredients the model tells me whether they go well together or not.
Book is really short. But you don't need to buy the book. The website lists the index funds, the returns over last 20 years and portfolio %. I am mostly invested in Vangaurd index funds and it has worked out well for me.
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