Sentences with phrase «portfolio is a good move»

Every investor is different, but having your own bond portfolio is a good move for many wealthy investors.

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The difference could wind up affecting your retirement portfolio by moving your assets into investments that may not be in your best interests.

«Acquiring a comparable Content portfolio may be a good defensive move.»

And many of those relationships investment banks have worked so hard for have proven to be less lucrative especially compared to the growing fixed costs of supporting them... In the marketable securities portfolio, do you feel good about the going forward prospects of the investment banking companies, especially as Wells Fargo moves into that business?

I'm not making any big moves in the short run — safe and short feels pretty good for the bond portfolios that I manage.

I could move my huge non-dividend technology allocation of my portfolio to dividend paying stocks, but I think long - term capital growth is more important at this stage, and I expect that the total return will be better in these non-dividend stocks.

Investors are best served when grim headlines are in the news by remembering that geopolitical risks are a regular part of investing and that a long history of geopolitical developments shows us that holding a well - diversified portfolio may buffer the short - term market moves that are most often the result.

«Consumers are moving into fresh, less processed and clean ingredient lines, so we're transforming our portfolio to a better one and getting into natural and organic as well,» Scribner added.

Learn what consumers are looking for and how Tate & Lyle's fibre portfolio addresses manufacturer challenges, to deliver the great taste consumers expect while moving them toward better nutrition.

You can see portfolios they gave to our people here; the government is now put together by our chosen president to move Nigeria forward and I can conveniently say that Nigeria is in good hands,» Tinubu said.

A «good move is to always keep in your portfolio something that is a high - risk, high - impact project,» she says, but «betting everything on it might be dangerous,» as you may not be able to get results and publish for several years.

My time at Leddy's also helped me because once I moved, I ended up having a nice portfolio of retail display designs and was able to get a job as the visual manager for J. Crew on the Third Street Promenade (along with one of my closest friends from college putting in a good word for me).

Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain will be out September 1 and then we will understand if this is really the best engine to move all of the Konami's portfolio for the next decade.

Smooth Moves on the Wii was particularly good in that regard, showing a level of imagination and variety missing from much of the console's subsequent portfolio.

Our children would be better served by authorizers deliberately moving toward improving or shutting down our lowest - performing schools before adding more to their portfolios.

There are three trims available but all come very well equipped starting with the SE and moving up through the Luxury, Sport and Premium Luxury to the range - topping Portfolio.

A more sensible approach than trying to divine when you should move in and out of the market is to create a portfolio that you'll be comfortable sticking with in good markets and bad.

If your CTA decides to move aggressively into frozen orange juice futures because he's spending winters in Florida, for example, you may find that your once well - diversified portfolio is now juiced - up on just a few commodities.

Couch Potato investors are not immune to this: we heard from many who adjusted their portfolios last year to include more Canadian stocks, or bonds with shorter maturities, because they were convinced these moves would earn them better returns than our «old portfolio.»

Bonds are generally less volatile than stocks and often don't move in the same direction as stocks, so they can be a good diversifier in an investment portfolio.

That said, we realize most investors are not going to scrap their existing portfolios and move 75 % of their assets into the DRS, no matter how good the historical numbers look.

Patrick asks: Is it time to move a good portion of portfolio into annuities which minimize some of the risk (but may sacrifice some gain)?

Despite their volatility, these products should probably be in every investors» portfolio as they tend to move somewhat independently of large caps and can be a better «pure play» on the American economy.

However, a good active manager may have been able to limit the impact of the downside volatility by hedging the portfolio or moving positions to cash.

Nevertheless, I still think this is a good move for Scottrade to step into the ETF business as exchange - traded funds have gotten a lots of attentions and increasingly become the favorite vehicle to build a diversified portfolio.

Whether it's about retirement, investing, Social Security, taxes, your portfolio — whatever the topic is, there's a pretty good chance these fellas can give you the insight that will help you make better money moves.

«Instead, I «d encourage him to move closer to using a well - diversified portfolio that's 100 % in equities by divided equally between a U.S. index ETF, a Canadian index ETF, and an international index ETF.

Consider taking a portion of your portfolio and consider moving it to a fixed indexed annuity or MEC (I know many annuities stink, some are good) Many contracts today are capable of decent returns will maintaining safety.

I'll be adding a monthly stock update to the Badass Stock Portfolio and I'll be creating a brand new Net Worth tracking page to give even more transparency into my financial moves so I can hold myself accountable and provide you with better insight into what's working for me and not in my financial experiments.

My self directed portfolio is performing better than money I have with a financial advisor & therefore I am considering moving all my investment dollars into dividend stocks...... & managing all my own funds any thoughts?

Our 401k's are solidly in target retirement date funds though, and I'm thinking now to just move our entire portfolio to target retirement date funds, given how well they seem to be doing compared to my other haphazard portfolios, and given my lack of will to properly take care of them.

A wise investment advisor once told me that the best bet is to grow your portfolio when you are young, then when you reach a certain asset base, move to preserve and conserve what you already have.

Graham Westmacott, my colleague at PWL Capital, has done some compelling research that suggests the whole notion of moving from an aggressive portfolio to a more conservative one is flawed: in his analysis, even «the best possible glide path strategy offers virtually no improvement» over a simple balanced fund that maintains a constant asset allocation.

I'm not making any big moves in the short run — safe and short feels pretty good for the bond portfolios that I manage.

When things aren't going so well, is it smart to make some moves with your portfolio?

This is the take home message: at some point the markets will start moving up again, and when they do you want to be in the most cost - efficient portfolio you can so you get the best bang for your buck.

Keep in mind that while rebalancing is a good way to restore your portfolio to its original asset mix, you may want to move toward a different allocation, most likely a more conservative one, as you near and enter retirement.

Bottom line: Whether you're adding new money to your portfolio or, as you're doing, switching to a new stocks - bonds mix because the old one doesn't suit you, you're better off investing the money or moving to your target portfolio mix as quickly as possible rather than dollar - cost averaging.

My best guess for a portfolio that makes not Demos» portfolio but more important Basement Jaxx's retirement agnostic to currency moves is a globally diversified portfolio either with a tilt toward European stocks or with a small amount of currency hedged international etfs.

If you are worried about US market valuations, your best move might be to reallocate to a globally diversified portfolio.

We can ignore $ / VND, it barely moved all year, but everything else helped VOF: i) While the VN Index was up about 15 %, VOF's NAV growth was almost double, helped by good news & chunky gains from its property, private equity & OTC portfolios.

If your plan works with a portfolio that is 100 % in bonds then that is a good move.

Clearly, moving from a poorly diversified portfolio to a well - diversified portfolio is better than free in today's economic and capital markets environment.

Well, as the markets move, the percentage of your portfolio that is invested in stocks versus, say, bonds, moves too as the equities gain and lose value.

Unless they are perfectly correlated, the best risk / reward portfolio will include both assets as they will sometimes move in opposite directions and cancel out each other's risk.

How to build a better credit card portfolio — Standing pat with one card isn't a smart move today.

How to build a better credit card portfolio — Standing pat with one card isn't a smart move today.

Over the past year or so, Citi has made a few moves to revamp its credit card portfolio, so now's as good a time as any to step back and take a big - picture look at Citi's reward card offerings.

However, IG employees not part of the move out will be receiving financial support as well as access to the game studio for a while «to say their goodbyes and put together their portfolios,» he says.

The best strategy is to begin early, have a stock market oriented investment in the 20s and early 30s and gradually move towards a debt - focused portfolio with age.