Not exact matches
If you have 10 % of your investment capital in cash in a trust company, 40 % in bonds
at an independent
brokerage firm, and 50 % in equities
at a bank - owned firm, how many
portfolios do you have?
At the start of each month I detail all the buy / sell activity here for each of my 3 individual stock
portfolios: Loyal3, Roth IRA, and Taxable
Brokerage accounts.
At the start of each month I detail all my buy / sell activity for each of my 3 individual stock
portfolios: Loyal3, Roth IRA, and Taxable
Brokerage accounts.
At the start of each month I plan on detailing all my buy / sell activity for each of my 3 individual stock
portfolios: Loyal3, Roth IRA, and Taxable
Brokerage accounts.
It's not for everyone, but
at least two online
brokerage firms specialize in putting together pre-set
portfolios for investors who would rather own pieces of individual stocks instead of a fund.
Design your own
portfolio by picking a selection from thousands of options available
at most banks and
brokerages.
Using a data on the
portfolio holdings and trades of a sample of 41,039 individual investors (with demographics)
at a large U.S. discount
brokerage house during 1991 - 1996, they conclude that: Keep Reading
Using quarterly survey data (617 total respondents, with
at least 130 in each of nine rounds) and associated investment
portfolio characteristics / activity (49,372 trades) for several hundred investors having online
brokerage accounts with a UK bank between June 2008 and December 2010, he finds that: Keep Reading
Using personal characteristics and
portfolio / trading data from tens of thousands of individual
brokerage accounts
at a major U.S. discount broker for the period 1/91-12 / 96, they conclude that:
«[Buyers»] stock
portfolio is higher, they are seeing prices are more negotiable, and they are coming off the sidelines,»
brokerage president Donna Olshan said, adding that figures indicate sellers are getting prices that are
at least 12 percent lower than the original asking price.
PRMSX is not a very significant piece of my overall
portfolio (
at 2.6 %), so I plan on leaving this untouched in my taxable
brokerage account.
A recent article from the Globe and Mail this past week reiterates much of what is covered in our special series comparing commission - free ETFs
at online
brokerages — namely that while paying low or now commissions is nice, ultimately you have to look
at what exactly you are buying and whether that is the right fit for your
portfolio needs.
We recommend setting up an RESP account
at your bank's discount
brokerage, and then buying low - cost exchange - traded funds or index mutual funds to build an RESP Couch Potato
portfolio.
You can buy into these funds just like you would buy any U.S. stock through your broker or online discount
brokerage, said James Telfser, an associate
portfolio manager
at Caldwell Investment Management in Toronto.
He's set up a TFSA
at a discount
brokerage and makes automatic contributions to a
portfolio of low - cost mutual funds.
As a
portfolio strategist
at Desjardins Online
Brokerage, I am pleased to announce the launch of Disnat GPSfootnote 1 reports.
If you are a big contributor with a small
portfolio and are keen (but not superkeen) to save costs then it might make sense to start
at a discount
brokerage instead of
at TD and then switching.
At their platform, a retail investor can select model stock
portfolios that are crafted by proven investors (the model publishers), and have their trades be automatically mirrored in her or his own
brokerage account.
Over the last 20 years, first as an investment advisor working
at a major Canadian
brokerage firm and then as a
portfolio manager
at a private counsel, I've witnessed investor frustration.
Another option is for you to manage the
portfolio yourself
at a discount
brokerage.
Anyone who wants mutual funds or bonds in their
portfolio should hold those assets
at a different
brokerage.
Of the $ 950 you have lost in your
portfolio, more than a third would have been from
brokerage commissions if you have done three rebalances (12 trades
at $ 29 = $ 348).
In other words, it's just a regular old
brokerage account that you own but one that someone else manages for you (in this case, our team
at Motley Fool Wealth Management) so you don't have to worry about all the «heavy lifting» that goes along with running a
portfolio... including all the buying, selling, and rebalancing.
Fool Wealth's Personalized
Portfolios are composed of actively managed, individual securities held in a
brokerage account
at Interactive Brokers, our exclusive custodian.
So why bother paying any MER
at all when you can build the exact same
portfolio today with a minimal amount of one - time
brokerage commissions?
(My book, Findependence Day, is aimed
at just these types of investors who want to build low - cost
portfolios of ETFs
at discount
brokerages, but who also value good advice).
However, we suspect that many MoneySense readers are largely self - directed investors who are acutely cost - conscious: perhaps they set up Couch Potato
portfolios of ETFs that they buy themselves
at a discount
brokerage.
«Is it safe to invest in a
portfolio of dividend stocks yielding 7 - 9 % with the money borrowed
at 3 - 4 % from one of these
brokerages?»
If you're dead set on using ETFs, you'll either need to find a new advisor who is appropriately licensed, or you'll have to manage your own ETF
portfolio at an online
brokerage, which also means giving up the services you're currently getting from your advisor.
Let's say you have a traditional Couch Potato
portfolio at a discount
brokerage, with 40 % in a bond ETF and 60 % in Canadian, U.S. and international equity ETFs.
Is it safe to invest in a
portfolio of dividend stocks yielding 7 - 9 %, with the money used to buy the stocks borrowed
at 3 - 4 % from one of these
brokerages?
Since June 30th, 2010, the Powerfunds model
portfolios have been invested with real dollars in
brokerage accounts
at TD Ameritrade, and have captured the actual returns earned by investors, including commissions charged to buy and sell funds
at that particular
brokerage platform, as well as short - term redemption fees charged by the fund or broker, if any.
SigFig helps you optimize your
portfolio's performance while continuing to hold it
at a
brokerage of your choice.
Unfortunately, if you don't see your
brokerage in this list, you won't be able to add accounts held
at that institution to your funds transfer
portfolio.
The book Rocking Wall Street: Four Powerful Strategies That will Shake Up the Way You Invest, Build Your Wealth And Give You Your Life Back received a highly complimentary statement from a senior
portfolio manager
at a major
brokerage firm that lead the firm's compliance department to issue a written warning to Mr. Marks not to use his quote to promote the book.
«For someone who went with the
portfolio of 10 holdings, that would potentially cost $ 80 - plus to execute the trades
at most
brokerages.
«These are the same kind of people that you would imagine would have accounts
at brokerages and want to invest in cryptocurrency... As the asset class has matured, I think there are a lot of people who are adding it just like any other asset class to their
portfolio.»
Announces Successful Sale of a Multifamily Condominium Property in Naperville, Illinois Oak Brook, Ill. — Inland Real Estate
Brokerage & Consulting, Inc. («Inland
Brokerage & Consulting») announced today the successful sale and closing of a
portfolio of 313 units
at Huntington Condominiums, located in Naperville, Illinois, for $ 34 million.
Robert Mains and Daniel Bernstein, research analysts
at Stifel, a full - service
brokerage and investment banking firm based in St. Louis, suspect that the perceived void of available seniors housing
portfolios for sale will only increase after the merger agreement.