Instead of being a victim of stock market volatility a value investor can take advantage of it to increase investment returns. The value investor must be able to think the opposite, or contrary, to what others are thinking; particularly when there is a large majority or consensus on an investment.
...If we have a stock market crash, is your asset allocation right to protect your portfolio from large losses? Many investors mistakenly believe that because they are “long term investors” they shouldn’t concern themselves with “short term” returns. They are wrong!
...Investment Portfolio Management is the art of putting together and managing various investments to meet specific goals. We will examine management strategy choices, asset allocation and investing strategies, and management of risk as they pertain to management of an investment portfolio.
...There are many types of investing risk. I believe the ultimate risk is permanently losing your capital. In order to avoid the ultimate risk you need an investment risk management plan. Part of this plan is to understand systematic and unsystematic risk and the most effective approaches to mitigating these risks.
...As investors we all have the common goal of increasing our portfolio value. But how often do we really consider the factors that determine the value of our portfolio. Here are the five factors that affect the value of your portfolio more than any other components.
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As founder of the Arbor Investment Planner my passion is to educate and empower the individual investors to manage their own investment portfolio.
The Arbor Investment Planner is a value investment portfolio management guide for those individual investors who choose to manage their own money. I focus on ideas and concepts important to the self directed investor; but put special emphasis on risk management, value investing strategies, and proper asset allocation and diversification.
- Ken Faulkenberry
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