Not exact matches
Ask for their
portfolio to see
what kind of work they've done and for whom they've done it.
The area where we probably had the most
kind of letdown is in some
of our earlier
portfolios where I think Jeff highlighted well the fact that because — really
what you're seeing is moral hazard at work.
How about us retirees with conservative
portfolios, e.g., 60 % bonds, 30 % stocks, 10 % cash,
what kind of expected returns do you see during rising interest rates?
In a «pre-mortem,» you probably can't predict exactly
what will wreck your
portfolio, but you can imagine the
kinds of things that might — and ask if you're protected against them.
«You're probably not going to predict exactly
what will wreck your
portfolio,» says Mr. Klein, «but you will be able to imagine the
kinds of things that could happen.»
What's the
kind of practical way you then adjust that
kind of default base case
portfolio?
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What kind of images you MUST have in your modeling
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portfolio and then with an idea
of what kind of income you're making from it, so that you can have a meaningful conversation about who to choose as a trustee, who to choose as a personal representative and making decisions about your heirs and how you're going to divide it up or whether you're going to choose to give it to charity.
Finding the right mix
of asset classes, like stocks and bonds, goes a long way in determining
what kind of growth you can expect and how much risk you're assuming in your
portfolio.
This is an important concept when trying to decide
what kind of investments you should have in your
portfolio.
This is
kind of what you would expect in a normal market — and this is how your
portfolio should behave in a crash.»»
Excellent presentation, Prof. Had a question: Once you've recognized that the market (or one
of its subsets like dotcom stocks) are in bubble territory,
what kind of tactical moves can one make, besides avoiding such stocks (like increasing cash in the
portfolio) & how does one go about doing so?
At any rate, that is
what happened this year in our view
of the market and really, the fact is that we are very happy with how these
portfolios are constructed because they have been designed for exactly these
kinds of turbulent markets.
Can I ask how many stocks you own in that
portfolio and
what kind of stocks you purchased?
This
kind of post is
what insipired me to start my own blog /
portfolio manager.
So, you have to take into account that your ETF
portfolio must to be well diversified and your advisor must completely understand
what is the situation is in the economy and
what kind of instruments - cyclic or non cyclic — have to be in use.
E.g. some claim that YOC allows them «to see
what kind of growth I'm getting on my
portfolio.»
If you are looking to add bond exposure to your
portfolio, there are a few questions you have to answer first:
what kind of bonds are you looking to add,
what duration are you targeting, and will you be purchasing individual bonds or a bundle
of bonds through bond mutual fund or ETFs?
He stressed the importance
of diversification (typically during bad events) and says plan sponsors should question
what kinds of things will protect them from the growth - oriented assets in their
portfolios.
What I failed to appreciate, in retrospect, was that these
kind of special situations in the pharmaceutical industry tend to have binary outcomes and therefore work only 1) if an investor has superior knowledge, 2) in the context
of a
portfolio of similar investments or 3) you're just blind lucky.
In other words, if the dollar declines substantially in value against a number
of other currencies, your
portfolio might be worth less than before, more than before, or about the same as before — it depends on
what kinds of stocks are in your
portfolio.
So another question, do strip bonds or zero coupon bonds have a place in a fixed income
portfolio and if so
what kind of waiting?
And, Mark, I'm going to ask you is it, as she mentioned at her closing
of the presentation was that in fact that this is appropriate for some portion
of your
portfolio, this
kind of contrarian investing, and I want to know, after Rupal answers the question,
what percent
of the
portfolio can a client live with in these
kind of lonely trades?
And in the fullness
of time, as we have now come to realize, Toyota stock has gone up a lot from that standpoint, and investors, which properly explains the
kind of results we've managed to have in our mutual funds that Consuela referenced, is because a patient investor with the contrarian value mindset I've talked about, as long as you're buying the stocks on sale and not those that are offered on clearance, i.e., which nobody else wants ever — so we don't believe in distressed investing or deep value investing, we're talking about quality companies that are available on sale — you can make
what I'm going to call performance statements in your
portfolios, as opposed to
what I'm going to describe
what a lot
of investors try to make, which is fashion statements.
Transferable points are the cornerstone
of a robust travel rewards
portfolio, so I asked TPG Special Contributor Eric Rosen to talk about these
kinds of programs and
what qualities and benefits you should expect from them.
Had 15 + years experience as a programmer, and a great
portfolio of what kind of work I could do within games themselves.
There are all
kinds of socioloical reasons why that's interesting, but
what's really got me is how they look like a video game artist's
portfolio come to life.
Nintendo has clear, long - reaching vested interests in its own hardware
portfolio, and as such there has been a large amount
of discussion and speculation as to just
what kind of games it will be creating for the mobile ecosystem.
Such
portfolios are worth creating because they allow you to show future employers
what you are all about, and
what kind of businesses you would like to be employed in.
That's
what makes real estate an ideal investment for your retirement
portfolio — and even in a special
kind of IRA, called a self - directed IRA.