Design an investment portfolio that
generates acceptable returns while minimizing volatility and risk
The first step toward achieving investing balance is to build a portfolio of stocks and bonds that can
generate acceptable returns while also providing reasonable downsize protection.
Presumably this is because management will be replaced if they fail to sweat the net assets into
generating an acceptable return.
In a Wall Street Journal Heard on the Street column, Liam Denning writes «that surveying 37 large oil companies, Citigroup estimates as much as 40 percent of the current investment cycle — about $ 1.4 trillion — may have gone into or be going into projects that struggle to
generate acceptable returns at oil prices below $ 75 a barrel.»
Not exact matches
Equity investors, especially venture capitalists, must be shown how they can cash out of your company and
generate a rate of
return they'll find
acceptable.
The purpose of any asset allocation program is to try and
generate acceptable risk - adjusted
returns.
If the company is growing fast enough, you can pay too much and still
generate an
acceptable or even above - average
return.
The best you can do is strive for an
acceptable equilibrium, enough safety so you can enjoy retirement but also enough
return potential to
generate the income you'll need for as long as you need it.