Asset allocation drives 50-90% of volatility, risk and returns so focus on asset allocation by sector, industry and nation above all else, with a core position in ETFs.
Stocks must present an opportunity to significantly beat the market averages or are not worth the single stock risk.
Model portfolios are not enough. Investors need to have a method for building an investment asset allocation. Our Plug & Play Portfolio Models offer a means to an end for successful investors.
The stock market is hitting a key resistance level right now. There could be one more leg up or a downtrend can begin by Friday. We are trimming into strength and selling covered calls. Downside potential the rest of the year far exceeds upside. Manage your risk. This post available if you are a member or Free Library Card holder.
We have identified dozens of stocks and a dozen ETFs that will be where to focus our investment efforts coming out of the second wave of Coronavirus and the next stock market correction. You will need a paid membership for this 67 page report. Available to Sustainable Growth and higher memberships.
We share our approach to asset allocation using low cost ETFs. Currently available to members and those with a Free Library Card.
Model portfolios are worth precisely nothing to you. Stocks should not be bought all at one time, neither should ETFs. However, having a structured portfolio to fill in as you get prices on assets you want, now that goes a long way. Here are three approaches that have worked well for me managing OPM. One should work for you too.
The Fed announced that it has “infinite” money today. The great devaluation is on. Helicopter money is here. I have a non-correlated asset you should buy to replace your bonds. Don’t look at the picture, that’s only taking stock of and mining half way to the answer.
