For anyone else who
cares about their portfolios and wealth, there are better options.
Not exact matches
There will be those looking for some sort of compensation for their expertise or to enhance their own
portfolio; these are people who probably won't
care about your product.
When withdrawing money to live on, I don't
care how many stock shares I own or what the dividends are — I
care about how much MONEY I'm able to safely withdraw from my total
portfolio without running out before I die.
In our view, the current market environment begs for investors to honestly assess their tolerance for loss, to align the duration of their investment
portfolio with the horizon over which they expect to spend their assets; to consider their tolerance for missing returns should even this obscenely overvalued market continue to advance for a while; to understand historical precedents; to consider whether they
care about such precedents; and to decide the extent to which they truly believe this time is different.
If you are the kind of income investor who's happy with dividends that are steady and can grow year after year, or even decades, and don't
care as much
about yields — 3M yields 2.3 % currently — 3M is a right fit for your
portfolio.
But a computer algorithm doesn't
care about any of that and since it's owner is compensated strictly on a fraction of a percent of your total
portfolio it's interests are perfectly aligned with yours!
Your answer
about ultimately
caring about a bottom up view for your
portfolio is probably fine.
Assuming I really don't
care about a 25 % loss in a given year here and there, as long as the performance of the
portfolio over the long term is above average, does this strategy make sense in a purely mathematical, emotionless sense?
But, as we have discussed before, the TSX index is a bad index to follow, and our model
portfolio could
care less
about it.
Over the years, I've spent more hours than I
care to even think
about pondering the best ways for investors to allocate the assets in their retirement
portfolios.
Such an investor
cares greatly
about volatility of returns, as the more volatile return streams increase the chances of being a forced seller at a very disadvantageous price for the
portfolio.
The
portfolio is constructed from the bottom - up through fundamental analysis; which is to say the manager
cares about finding 15 - 50 great stocks with no particular interest in paralleling some indexes sector, size or country weightings.
To the extent that an investor wants to add gold bullion to their
portfolio and doesn't
care about currency fluctuations, cheaper options such as the SPDR Gold Shares (GLD)(MER of 0.40 %) or Central Fund of Canada (which holds silver in addition to gold, has incurred expenses of 0.30 % and trades under CEF.A on the TSX) already exist.
You could create a «
portfolio» consisting of the stocks you
care about and then visit it once per day (or write a script to do so).
Given what his price / peak earnings tells him
about the market's current valuation (stomach - churningly high) and his perception that several of the supporting investment elements that have so far made valuations irrelevant are starting to break down, what's he doing with the
portfolios in his
care?
For those who don't necessarily
care about being «hands - on» with their
portfolio, the easiest way to start following SMI's strategies with a small amount of money is to consider the available professionally managed solutions.
An investment
portfolio should resemble that due as buying with «intelligence» requires careful research, there must be «
care» is selecting the stocks that form a
portfolio, and «forgotten all
about them» means not worrying
about the ups and downs of the stock market (or fashion) and investing for the long term.
Bill Byrnes at Mutualdecision Blog on whether you should
care about your fund's
portfolio turnover.
My
portfolio is my way to freedom; freedom from working at a job I don't enjoy to purchase goods I don't need to impress neighbors I don't
care about.
In our view, the current market environment begs for investors to honestly assess their tolerance for loss, to align the duration of their investment
portfolio with the horizon over which they expect to spend their assets; to consider their tolerance for missing returns should even this obscenely overvalued market continue to advance for a while; to understand historical precedents; to consider whether they
care about such precedents; and to decide the extent to which they truly believe this time is different.
This is why rational risk averse investors
care very much
about the variance of their
portfolios.
But, the truth is that any net - net
portfolio built on the kind of criteria I
care about: long history of profitability, high current assets (especially cash) versus total liabilities, etc. is going to have a very low beta.
All he
cares about is making sure that the $ 35,000 or so in income his
portfolio produces each year though dividends, distributions and tax credits goes up faster than the rate of inflation, and so far it has.
On the opposite end of the spectrum,
caring too little
about the market's impact on your
portfolio can also be detrimental.
Well, I firmly believe we really don't need to worry
about portfolio gains — they tend to take
care of themselves..!
Although the fund owns companies across the health
care sector, including insurers and equipment makers, a pharmaceutical - heavy portfolio — about 60 % of Health Care's assets are invested in pharmaceutical and biotech firms — held the fund back over the past year as those stocks came under fire during the recent U.S. presidential campa
care sector, including insurers and equipment makers, a pharmaceutical - heavy
portfolio —
about 60 % of Health
Care's assets are invested in pharmaceutical and biotech firms — held the fund back over the past year as those stocks came under fire during the recent U.S. presidential campa
Care's assets are invested in pharmaceutical and biotech firms — held the fund back over the past year as those stocks came under fire during the recent U.S. presidential campaign.
In an effort to move the discussion closer to that more «full
portfolio» view, I would actually argue that if you
care about climate, in the near term, you might want to be thinking
about coal as much or more than you think
about renewables.
Dear Deepesh sir I planned my insurance
portfolio almost based on your recommendations, avoided traditional insurance plans and already bought a health insurance plan, for me and my wife (Religare
care, 5 L SI), although a bit late, I am 35 now nad my wife 29 yrs old., Now I was finalizing the vanila term plan, thought of ICICI, HDFC, Max.But I was confused
about an issue, if God forbid, my wife passes way sooner than me, as she is the nominee in all my investments, what will happen to my term insurance?Will I get the SA in anyway, by including my name somehow as beneficiary may be.Plz help
Classes to improve one's skills should also be chosen with
care, because it is
about «applying (the skills) and turning them into a
portfolio» that helps to bring
about other sources of income and opportunities, he said.
On that search, I wanted to have easy access to
portfolios and I
cared a great deal both
about how they were presented and the work samples they contained.
Public health leaders spoke to Croakey
about working with the new Government and concerns
about changes to a range of
portfolios in the new Abbott Ministry, particularly the loss of individual
portfolios in mental health, Indigenous health, disability and aged
care.
The
portfolio lender does not
care too much
about your personal income as long as the property you're acquiring generates income.
SilverStone Health
Care Real Estate figured out a way to get it done, and they closed on this
portfolio for
about $ 112,000 per unit.
However, if you don't
care about being the next Grant Cardone, even a relatively small real estate
portfolio can make life much more financially comfortable.
The more you grow your
portfolio you see that tenants don't
care about you, when SH$ T hits the fan for them your the last person they think
about but they are in your home!