Sentences with phrase «like most asset classes»

Today, like most asset classes, EM stocks can not really be described as cheap.

Today, like most asset classes, EM stocks can not really be described as cheap.

Not exact matches

Yet, despite the reality of PM Mining Stocks being the best performing asset class by far in the stock world this year, nearly every commercial bank and commercial brokerage fund manager completely avoids the asset class of Precious Metal mining stocks like it is kryptonite, and in fact, most of the time, refuses to even acknowledges the existence of this unique asset class, despite a supposed commitment to diversification.

@Weatherboy — I don't really like corporate bonds as an asset class, and think in most circumstances you're better with a mix of equities and sovereigns.

But if you insist on making a defensive play, then some other things to keep in mind: instead of selling non-retirement funds from one asset class and putting them into another, you can just funnel additional income and new money into the asset classes you'd like most representation in.

Going forward, the situation is uncertain, and it's at times like this, when no one really knows which asset classes will outperform or lag, that diversification makes the most sense.

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In some bear markets a broadly diversified, globally diversified portfolio protects investors against huge losses, like 2000 - 2002, but most big bear markets are more like 2007 - 2009 when almost all equity asset classes fell.

If you're like most investors who simply follow their emotions, you'll likely add the money to whatever asset class is hot.

To me, most of the alternative ETFs are simply vendors taking advantage of the craze for exotic asset classes that make a nice story such as BRICs are growing like crazy and there is going to big demand for grains and foodstuff.

What you're supposed to do is determine a mix of viable asset classes that fits an individual investor's life, and then either fund it with something very diversified like mutual funds, ETFs, or index funds (the CFA program likes index funds, as most advisers can't even pick open - ended mutual funds, or ETFs, well enough to beat an index fund).

The somewhat surprising part is that adding a most volatile asset class like commodities to a lower volatility equities portfolio can actually reduce the equity portfolio's volatility.

Generic mutual fund objectives translated into English: «We're going to trade most anything that looks like we can profit from, and we don't care if our allocation to asset classes other than large - cap growth goes from 25 % to 50 % overnight.

The purpose of switching funds is to use a fund that will behave most like the asset class going forward.

For financial advisers, they're the oldest and most - commonly - used standardized method of showing what actual investment portfolios would look like in terms of funding vehicles, risk, asset class mix, income yields, and what the historical performance has been.

The new mutual fund is intended to act like the asset class the most, and at the same time, go up more than that asset class when that asset class is going up, and go down less than the asset class when that asset class is going down - over the next year or so.

In contrast, most «good» mutual fund families, like T. Rowe Price, Oppenhiemer, Fidelity, Vanguard, the list goes on... have over three dozen actual asset classes to invest in (with similar to less AUMs).

This will help select the one mutual fund that behaves most like the asset class.

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