Using
a passive investment philosophy, asset allocation and location, and tax - loss harvesting (where appropriate) ensures a professional investing experience can be had by all.
Not exact matches
For Trent Porter, certified financial planner and owner of Priority Financial Partners, the question of
investment philosophy brings to mind the active - versus -
passive debate.
Both services follow a
philosophy of
passive investing, which means that they invest in low - cost,
passive investments that seek to match the market's performance.
One of the benefits of a
passive DIY
investment philosophy is that you just have to worry about asset allocation and not individual security selection.
The book covers a wealth of strategies including indexing,
passive and activist value investing, growth investing, chart / technical analysis, market timing, arbitrage, and many more
investment philosophies.
At Validea, we use an
investment approach that draws from both active and
passive strategies through stock screening models we constructed based on the
philosophies of such investing greats as Benjamin Graham and Warren Buffett, among others.
Low - cost
investment philosophy, using index funds, that seeks to capture the returns of the entire market (
passive investing)