That is why having a well -
thought asset allocation strategy in place is so important.
Not exact matches
JPMorgan
thinks the best
strategy from an
asset allocation perspective is to prepare for the inevitable shift into a late - cycle environment.
(The New Yorker) David Merkel on his current
asset allocation strategy and some
thoughts on where...
Mr. Haverland is responsible for
thought leadership on the economy, financial markets, investment
strategy, and
asset allocation.
I've discussed Roger Gibson's
thoughts on
asset allocation with you before, and I believe his
strategy still holds up well today to capture favorable risk - adjusted returns.
During the signup process the SeedInvest platform also guides users through a series of questions about their current investment portfolio and
asset allocation to help investors
think through the most appropriate investment
strategy for approaching early - stage investments.
I
think it is a great
asset allocation strategy.
A well -
thought out
asset allocation strategy helps because if an
asset class becomes bubblish, the
asset allocation dictates putting money in trailing
asset classes.
If so, then follow the standard portfolio
asset allocation strategy starting now, without regard for whether you
think that this very instant, as opposed to next month, or next quarter, or next invert - teacup - Bollinger - band - cross-switchback pattern is the «right» time or the «best» time to start putting money away which will remain invested for 50 years.
I
think it is very important for every investor, whether DIY or working through an advisor, to have a written IPS with an
asset allocation strategy.
That being said, I don't
think you need to exactly match the fund choices they provide, just research
asset allocation strategies and remember to adjust them as you get closer to retirement.