Under the Systematic Allocator Option, the company invests the funds initially in a low risk fund and gradually, the funds are transferred to
high aggressive fund as the plan progresses.
Not exact matches
Malachite
Aggressive Preferred
Fund (MAPF) has been established to achieve a long - term capital growth in addition to a
high level of after - tax income through investment primarily in preferred shares and preferred securities listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange.
In the long run,
high expense ratios are difficult for portfolio managers to overcome, particularly for
funds with lower risk, less
aggressive investment objectives.
His firm, Trian
Fund Management, bought a 5 percent stake in 2006 and helped usher in
aggressive cost savings and asset sales, allowing for more marketing spending as well as
higher dividends and share buybacks.
Hedge
fund managers like Greenlight Capital's David Einhorn constantly harped about the artificial «sugar
high» the
aggressive monetary policy stimulus was inflicting on both markets and the economy.
The more conservative investors will lean towards
higher allocations invested in the bond
fund, while the more
aggressive investors will boost the stock
fund amount.
Coupled with his appeals to small donors over the Internet, Mr. Obama has maintained an
aggressive,
high - dollar
fund - raising schedule.
Small cap
funds are best investment avenue for investors who can tolerate
high risk and have an
aggressive approach to the market.
You might have held 75 % in a conservative
fund of blue - chip stocks, for example, and 25 % in
aggressive,
high - turnover, small - cap
funds or emerging markets.
A 90 % allocation to stocks is very
aggressive, so the Target Retirement 2020 or Target Retirement 2025
funds with stock allocations of about 65 % and 75 % respectively would be appropriate for investors with moderately
high risk tolerance.
Since S&P 500 index
funds set a record
high on Jan. 26, they've lost about 8 per cent due to a combination of fears about a possible trade war and a more
aggressive Federal Reserve.
Growth
funds are supposed to provide you with significant growth, and often include
aggressive investments with the possibility of
high returns.
As with actively managed mutual
funds, you can choose whether you want your investments geared toward the possibility of
higher returns with
aggressive growth indexes, or if you are more interested in slower growth and less risk.
The 1960s saw the birth of
aggressive growth
funds, which bet on
high tech stocks, while the 1970s and 1980s saw some of the biggest contributions to mutual
funds» history.
Since hedge
funds are typically more risky and
aggressive in nature, most generally grant only accredited investors who have a
higher net worth and can withstand
higher losses.
That means we may desire — and could possibly afford — to be more
aggressive with long term investments than the typical
high growth
fund.
We sometimes use a lower risk
fund in the same
fund category for our Conservative Portfolio, and a
higher risk favorite in the
Aggressive Portfolio.
These
funds can adhere to a relatively fixed mix of stocks and bonds (that range from an
aggressive strategy, with a
higher equity component, to a...
There are enormous problems with the mutual
fund industry in Canada: many have extremely
high fees, inexcusable sales charges, lousy performance, and
aggressive marketing teams.
If your planned retirement date is far away (say 25 years) then the
fund will have a more
aggressive asset allocation with a
higher proportion of stocks compared to bonds.
If your investment horizon is 3 years and can afford to take
high risk, you may consider investing in balance
fund +
aggressive MF MIPs.
I allocated extra capital in my recent purchases: Prospect Capital Corp (PSEC), American Realty Capital Properties Inc. (ARCP), Pimco Corporate & Income Opportunity
Fund (PTY), iShares Mortgage Real Estate Capped ETF (REM) and Omega Healthcare Investors, Inc. (OHI) where I went really
aggressive on yield and took a calculated
high risk, considering the long - term horizon of my portfolio.
Aggressive growth
funds have a single goal of the
highest capital appreciation possible.
Aggressive funds can have
higher returns but they can also be much
higher risk.
So if this bond
fund had really long duration relative to its peers, relative to the benchmark, really
aggressive credit exposure, its going to have a really
high bar score.
The
fund is managed for
high return potential and is therefore likely to have
aggressive risk levels and
high price fluctuation that are consitent with such objectives.
For a 15 % return, you will need to invest in
aggressive,
high risk
funds.
* The Age - Based Fidelity
Funds, Multi-Firm, and Fidelity Index portfolios take a more
aggressive approach during the early years of saving for college to take advantage of potential growth opportunities, while investing to preserve capital as the need to pay for qualified
higher education expenses approaches.
Funds with an
aggressive profile have a
high equity exposure, while those with a secure or conservative profile invest in debt and have zero exposure to equities.
Classic Opportunities
Fund: An aggressive fund, which invests primarily in equities Frontline Equity Fund: Another aggressive fund, which parks 60 % -100 % of the money in equities and 0 - 40 % in debt & money market Balanced Fund: A moderate fund, which aims to maintain a balance by investing in equities as well as debts Dynamic Bond Fund: A conservative fund, which offers high fixed returns Dynamic Floating Rate Fund: A conservative fund, which invests in floating rate debt instruments Dynamic Gilt Fund: Conservative in nature, this fund only invests in Government Securities Money Market Fund: A secure fund, which parks all the investments in the money ma
Fund: An
aggressive fund, which invests primarily in equities Frontline Equity Fund: Another aggressive fund, which parks 60 % -100 % of the money in equities and 0 - 40 % in debt & money market Balanced Fund: A moderate fund, which aims to maintain a balance by investing in equities as well as debts Dynamic Bond Fund: A conservative fund, which offers high fixed returns Dynamic Floating Rate Fund: A conservative fund, which invests in floating rate debt instruments Dynamic Gilt Fund: Conservative in nature, this fund only invests in Government Securities Money Market Fund: A secure fund, which parks all the investments in the money ma
fund, which invests primarily in equities Frontline Equity
Fund: Another aggressive fund, which parks 60 % -100 % of the money in equities and 0 - 40 % in debt & money market Balanced Fund: A moderate fund, which aims to maintain a balance by investing in equities as well as debts Dynamic Bond Fund: A conservative fund, which offers high fixed returns Dynamic Floating Rate Fund: A conservative fund, which invests in floating rate debt instruments Dynamic Gilt Fund: Conservative in nature, this fund only invests in Government Securities Money Market Fund: A secure fund, which parks all the investments in the money ma
Fund: Another
aggressive fund, which parks 60 % -100 % of the money in equities and 0 - 40 % in debt & money market Balanced Fund: A moderate fund, which aims to maintain a balance by investing in equities as well as debts Dynamic Bond Fund: A conservative fund, which offers high fixed returns Dynamic Floating Rate Fund: A conservative fund, which invests in floating rate debt instruments Dynamic Gilt Fund: Conservative in nature, this fund only invests in Government Securities Money Market Fund: A secure fund, which parks all the investments in the money ma
fund, which parks 60 % -100 % of the money in equities and 0 - 40 % in debt & money market Balanced
Fund: A moderate fund, which aims to maintain a balance by investing in equities as well as debts Dynamic Bond Fund: A conservative fund, which offers high fixed returns Dynamic Floating Rate Fund: A conservative fund, which invests in floating rate debt instruments Dynamic Gilt Fund: Conservative in nature, this fund only invests in Government Securities Money Market Fund: A secure fund, which parks all the investments in the money ma
Fund: A moderate
fund, which aims to maintain a balance by investing in equities as well as debts Dynamic Bond Fund: A conservative fund, which offers high fixed returns Dynamic Floating Rate Fund: A conservative fund, which invests in floating rate debt instruments Dynamic Gilt Fund: Conservative in nature, this fund only invests in Government Securities Money Market Fund: A secure fund, which parks all the investments in the money ma
fund, which aims to maintain a balance by investing in equities as well as debts Dynamic Bond
Fund: A conservative fund, which offers high fixed returns Dynamic Floating Rate Fund: A conservative fund, which invests in floating rate debt instruments Dynamic Gilt Fund: Conservative in nature, this fund only invests in Government Securities Money Market Fund: A secure fund, which parks all the investments in the money ma
Fund: A conservative
fund, which offers high fixed returns Dynamic Floating Rate Fund: A conservative fund, which invests in floating rate debt instruments Dynamic Gilt Fund: Conservative in nature, this fund only invests in Government Securities Money Market Fund: A secure fund, which parks all the investments in the money ma
fund, which offers
high fixed returns Dynamic Floating Rate
Fund: A conservative fund, which invests in floating rate debt instruments Dynamic Gilt Fund: Conservative in nature, this fund only invests in Government Securities Money Market Fund: A secure fund, which parks all the investments in the money ma
Fund: A conservative
fund, which invests in floating rate debt instruments Dynamic Gilt Fund: Conservative in nature, this fund only invests in Government Securities Money Market Fund: A secure fund, which parks all the investments in the money ma
fund, which invests in floating rate debt instruments Dynamic Gilt
Fund: Conservative in nature, this fund only invests in Government Securities Money Market Fund: A secure fund, which parks all the investments in the money ma
Fund: Conservative in nature, this
fund only invests in Government Securities Money Market Fund: A secure fund, which parks all the investments in the money ma
fund only invests in Government Securities Money Market
Fund: A secure fund, which parks all the investments in the money ma
Fund: A secure
fund, which parks all the investments in the money ma
fund, which parks all the investments in the money market