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How to Avoid the Coming Crash in Bonds

January 8th, 2010 · 2 Comments · Investment Planning, Portfolio Management, Risk Management

The environment for Bonds was extremely favorable from 1980-2008, one of longest such periods in history. This period brought us a falling inflation rate and government policies that favored lower interest rates causing bond yields to fall to generational lows, and therefore, bond prices to generational highs.
 
Historically, individual investors as a group tend to make [...]

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Consider Risk When Allocating Your Portfolio

November 30th, 2009 · 1 Comment · AIP Money Management Tips

AIP Money Managment Tip
 
Even if you’re able to generate considerable income, you have to know how to protect and preserve your capital. Investors who have employed a buy and hold strategy have lost a decade worth of growth. When the market just kept going up, it was easy to think it would continue and not [...]

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Asset Allocation: The Critical Element of Diversification

August 15th, 2009 · 9 Comments · Investment Planning, Portfolio Management, Risk Management

By Ken Faulkenberry
Diversification is the single most critical element of investment management. How an investor allocates investment funds to different asset categories or groups is called asset allocation, and is the most important fundamental of diversification.  Asset allocation involves dividing an investment portfolio on a percentage basis among different categories of securities (international stocks, domestic [...]

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