After all, it is your hard - earned money and the steps you take to save it, determines
you overall wealth portfolio.
Not exact matches
While there is no such thing as a 100 % foolproof strategy to protect you against fraud (although divvying your
portfolio up into 30 - 40 stocks worth 2.5 % to 3.33 % of your
overall wealth seems like a damn good defense mechanism), putting most of your money into stocks with records of growing dividends seems like an intelligent way to guard against corporate fraud, particularly if you have limited familiarity with reading 10 - Ks, annual reports, and other financial statements.
CDs can be a part of your
overall portfolio and savings plan, but they are unlikely to help you build
wealth at a fast enough pace to allow you to retire.
In your view, do you recommend that equity Stocks should also be included as part of ones
overall investment
portfolio or will investing in Mutual Funds only suffice for
Wealth creation / achievement of goals.
Dashed lines between the blue frontier and the red frontier indicate points with the same
overall initial allocation to stocks from a total
wealth perspective in the median case after part of the financial
portfolio was used to purchase the DIA.