Bonds face the most punitive tax rates, but with interest rates where they are, they are currently more
about capital preservation than income generation.
It's all
about capital preservation and survival for corporations.
Most of you reading this already know you are not paying enough attention to how you think
about capital preservation and risk management, you're not taking it seriously because it's the more boring part of the game.
Sometimes the game is
about capital preservation, and nothing more.
Still, Gibbs granted in a Monday interview on CNBC's «Power Lunch» that it's «a good stock if you want something defensive — more
about capital preservation versus growth.»
And it's all
about capital preservation with a little low risk growth for me.
Instead, I'm more
about capital preservation + beating inflation.
I write I'm all
about capital preservation + beating inflation, but it looks likes I'm slightly more conservative in the way I actually invest.
Not exact matches
In essence, you need to have a mental «obsession» with
capital preservation, and drop your obsession
about rewards and profits.
I know why many traders don't focus enough on
capital preservation and risk management: because they mistakenly think it's not «fun» or «exciting», but that's only because they aren't thinking
about it right or they don't fully understand how powerful it is.
That's why I'm suggested focusing on
capital preservation if you're worried
about runaway inflation — you want to buy bonds when rates are high.
In essence, you need to have a mental «obsession» with
capital preservation, and drop your obsession
about rewards and profits.
I know why many traders don't focus enough on
capital preservation and risk management: because they mistakenly think it's not «fun» or «exciting», but that's only because they aren't thinking
about it right or they don't fully understand how powerful it is.
What
about the other role fixed income plays in a portfolio, that of
capital preservation?
Professional traders are more emotionally excited
about their ability to stay true to their trading plans and
capital preservation plans than they are
about the outcome of any one trade... because pro traders know if they can manage their bankroll properly they will end up out front.
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Then you'd write
about investment strategies like total - return vs.
capital preservation, and if you're focusing more on risk reduction than growth, etc..
They have concerns
about «
capital preservation» and will sit on the sidelines until sure that the market has fallen as far as it will go, says McNeill.