Those with >=4% withdrawal strategy what percentage have you allocated to stocks?
I have a dynamic withdrawal strategy(3-5%, push comes to shove we can live off of 2.5%).
My current allocation would be similar to 60% invested in S&P 500 index ETF.
Considering that owning long term bonds has become more dangerous than stocks due to debt monetization attitude of govts all over the world, IMO, 60:40 is as safe as it gets. Most of the bonds I own are less than 5 year, I need to spread it out in a ladder 1-7 years.
I am kind of mentally prepared for 35% drop in S&P 500. IMO, stocks will most likely not fall more than 35% considering the govts all over the world do not want deflation and central banks will cut rates to zero in those situations. Only caveat is: oil/gas supply shock like that of 1970s(as per r/oil it is possible we may get one, I am ignoring it since they all seems to be heavily invested in oil/gas and want oil to go to 150).