Since 2007, the amount of top rated government bonds halved globally - This forces investors to reassess their taste for risk. Also rating agencies have changed their view.
If you want to put your money in government bonds with the finest triple-A stamp, there is now far less to choose from than ever before.
Showing posts with label risk. Show all posts
Showing posts with label risk. Show all posts
Saturday, March 30, 2013
Saturday, August 4, 2012
7 investment tips in times of financial crisis
No two crises are the same. Therefore, it is limited what you can learn from individual crises, but you can learn something of how you feel and react in individual economic and financial crises as an investor. Often we make the wrong decisions in crisis situations. Here are seven tips, which should lead you around the bumpiest situations.
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Monday, March 28, 2011
Do not get affected by market fluctuations
Although an investment should be a calculated action designed to provide the highest possible returns, most investors recognize that rationality can be lost when the markets start to fluctuate.
Investment experts will, however, advice to have ice in your blood and avoid shifting market positions too often. Likelihood to dispose at the right time is in fact negligible.
Investment experts will, however, advice to have ice in your blood and avoid shifting market positions too often. Likelihood to dispose at the right time is in fact negligible.
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Thursday, March 24, 2011
The art of building an investment portfolio
Not only is it difficult to choose the best funds for an investment portfolio. It can sometimes be an almost impossible task.
After you based on your risk profile and investment strategy has formed an idea of what kinds of funds your portfolio should contain, you can begin to pick out the best in each category. For many, the first step would be to look at the historical returns.
After you based on your risk profile and investment strategy has formed an idea of what kinds of funds your portfolio should contain, you can begin to pick out the best in each category. For many, the first step would be to look at the historical returns.
Sunday, March 20, 2011
How to choose the right risk profile
When you build up your portfolio of funds; they act as building blocks, which at best, creates a solid foundation for returns. But if the portfolio is composed wrong, you can have a high risk in relation to your investment strategy and will be confronted with a portfolio that easily collapses when the market starts to swing. Read on to learn about, how to choose the right risk profile.
Monday, March 14, 2011
Investment strategy and objectives: Invest with a purpose
What is a good investment for one investor is not necessarily the same for another. If you have the right strategy from the outset, it becomes easier to achieve your investment goals.
Why do you save up?
The question may seem trivial. Yet it is a question that most investors would benefit from asking themselves.
When you first move into the investment market, it is the hope of getting your hard-earned money to breed, but when you need the money and how much you wish to profit, are crucial to how your investments should be placed.
Why do you save up?
The question may seem trivial. Yet it is a question that most investors would benefit from asking themselves.
When you first move into the investment market, it is the hope of getting your hard-earned money to breed, but when you need the money and how much you wish to profit, are crucial to how your investments should be placed.
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