Clearly,
avoiding big portfolio declines can help your portfolio's performance.
One of the big edges provided by VII is that the investor
avoids the big portfolio losses that cause stock sales and yet the effect of selling stocks at low prices (which obviously hurts the Passive Indexer far more than it hurts the VII investor) is assumed out of most statistical analyses.
Not exact matches
Larry Puglia, whose T. Rowe Price Blue Chip Growth Fund has trounced the S&P 500 with annualized returns of 18.5 % over the past five years (and 37 % in 2017 alone), says that some of the same companies he
avoided around the turn of the millennium are now among the
biggest holdings in his
portfolio, including Amazon (amzn), Alphabet (googl), and Microsoft (msft).
I'm a
big Barbic fan, so I'm probably biased, but his success in landing superb school operators, expanding his
portfolio slowly, and
avoiding unnecessary fights is quite impressive.
If you're holding these 2 companies, we think it's crucial that you sell them immediately to take profits — and
avoid the potential for
big losses — in your investment
portfolio.
Controlling risk in your
portfolio is important to
avoiding the
big losses that can sap your results.
Hosts Joe Anderson, CFP ® and «
Big Al» Clopine, CPA break down key strategies on designing your investment
portfolio, maximizing Social Security, generating a retirement income distribution plan,
avoiding paying unnecessary taxes and so much more.
Taxes: It's a tough to
avoid taxes as they can be a
big factor, so now the spreadsheet also includes an estimate for taxes upon selling the investment
portfolio at the year of comparison.
These funds will help
avoid all that, and that's the main reason I'm a
big fan — all - in - one funds are best positioned to help actually match up that notion of risk tolerance for your overall
portfolio and what you really see when you check in on your
portfolio.