Sentences with phrase «basket approach»
The phrase "basket approach" refers to a strategy where different things are gathered or grouped together. It's like putting various things into a basket instead of keeping them separate. Full definition
Given the current inflation rate there, I would suspect that they, and other Persian Gulf nations, will move to a currency basket approach that has a high US Dollar weighting.
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Great post.i think time horizon and diversification are the key factors from my experience.The passive screenens works best on a basket of companies.if you have picked one or two cheap stocks based on valuation only most of the time they are cheap for the right reason and they turns out to be a value trap.However, on basket approach the averages will take care, so winners will take care of the losers.
[And I would agree with your base basket approach, rather than a single / default base currency approach (with all the «home bias» risk that it encourages / implies)-- in today's mobile world, in terms of career / marriage / retirement, we certainly shouldn't assume our home currency will always necessarily be our base currency.]
We use the Montessori basket approach and have 5 small baskets that hold the toys that are available, the rest are kept out of sight (which for my 2.5 year old still means out of mind) in my son's closet.
He will use the basket approach to Japanese companies because of the unfamiliarity.
Stewart said that in the tough market he felt it was a good time to own a lot of high - yielding stocks and his Allied holding was really part of a «basket approach»...
I favor the basket approach.
I read a lot about individual net - nets and they are all dogs with fleas and I've never had the stomach for it, but I think you bring the wisdom and methods of the basket approach to life here.
What this post, and emails have spurned is the question of whether a basket approach would work in the US.
So investors may need to take a basket approach when choosing stocks with a quantitative value method.
Sounds like diversification to me vs Putting your eggs in one basket approach.
Cheap stocks require more of a basket approach to allow for specific company risk.
I always worry about the eggs in one basket approach.