Investing Strategies Pre-Career (16-25) – During this investment period in my life my goal is to have safety of principal while still receiving income. This is a very low risk portfolio strategy. Income will most likely be low because I will hopefully be enrolled in a post secondary education and graduate school. During this time I will be taking very minimal risks by investing in securities such as; T-bills, Canada, government and corporate bonds, stalwarts (blue chips), preferred shares, and possibly two or three small cap stocks in order to diversify my portfolio as well as incorporate some risk into it as well.
Blue-chip stocks are very reliable and low risk because they are large companies with millions of assets and a great investment for this stage of my life. Early Years (25-35) – This time in my life will hopefully be one where I am able to spend a proportion of my income on investing in order to grow my portfolio. Hopefully at this point of my life I will have a high paying job after graduate school and will have income to spend. Although cash would be tight when attempting to raise and support a family, the portfolio must be balanced as well. Therefore, having money equally spread out between bonds, blue-chip stocks, and small caps would be the best scenario to grow my portfolio as well as keeping the risk at moderate degree. I would focus on all five types of stocks that I have previously researched; yet I will still have less money in speculative and potential turnaround because the risk is quite high.
The Essay on Cycle Portfolio Return Returns Stock
Methodology: The paper uses historical returns from 1871-2004 to assess the President's personal accounts proposal. It does 91 different simulations for a worker born in 1990 assuming that he or she experiences the actual returns from 1871-1914, 1872-1915, 1873-1916, all the way through 1961-2004. This sample has an average real stock market return of 6. 8% annually, slightly above the 6. 5% ...
Establishment Year (35-55) – This is a very important investing stage in my life because I will have the money to be able to invest freely as well as be quite aggressive in the way I invest. The securities that I will most likely invest in are moderate to high-risk securities that can profit in high return. Investing in a few specified bonds for my possible child’s education and for safety of principle. As well as some blue-chip stocks, and mainly higher risk stocks such as cyclical, speculative and potential turnaround.
These stocks are the best for growing my portfolio, although they do pose a high risk, at this point in my life I will be able to afford the loss. The key to this time in my life is to use risk to my advantage and be able to receive capital gain and dividends. Pre-Retirement Years (55-65) – This time period in my life will be much like the early years when I am trying to establish my portfolio, yet in this period I will have lower risk and attempt to have more safety of principle. I will want to have my portfolio steady so that I will have money ready for retirement, I at this time will still want some risk to be able to grow more, but I still want to be safe to ensure that I do not loose any large amounts of money. Again by investing in securities such as government and corporate bonds, and low risk stocks such as blue-chip and growth shares, I am financing myself safely and still having some risk involved as well. Having a conservative, balanced, lower risk portfolio will be the best for me during this stage of my life.
Retirement Years (65+) – At this time, I will be finished work and living off my possible pension and savings that I have acquired over my many years of working. All that I want out of the market in this point of my life is some security in T-bills, bonds and possibly preferred shares if a company is doing well. A key that I must utilize during this stage is that I do not know how long I will be around after 65 and I must have securities such as bonds that range over different lengths of time and few stalwart stocks as well. The stalwarts are necessary because they create an income flow for the consumer.
The Essay on Time and Life
According to a popular saying,schooldays are the happiest days of your life. Is there any truth in this? Answers to this question are bound to vary greatly from person to person. A person’s answer will depend on how happy the person’s schooldays actually were and on how happy the rest of his or her life has been since. To give a really true answer to this question you have to be fairly close to ...
West Jet Airlines – Because West Jet is a potential turnaround stock; the best time to invest in this type of stock would be during the years where I can afford higher risk. Such as the early career years and the establishment years. This is because the turnaround stocks are risky and even though we are confident in the rise of the price of the stock, we are not sure if the stock will rise. TELUS Corporation – TELUS is a blue-chip stock and therefore, dividends are paid out at a set time each year.
This is very important because dividends are great to retain income. They are also quite low risk and because of this the best time to buy these stocks would be in the early years, pre-retirement years, and the retirement years. Even though they can be bought at any time throughout the investment stages because there are blue-ship companies that can show large profits. FedEx – The cyclical stock that I researched was FedEx, one would want to invest in this company when the economy is doing well. This is because when the businesses are doing well, they are sending freight and parcels, which would then profit FedEx. The most appropriate life stage to use for this stock would be any time where the economy is doing well, it does not matter which period for it to be used in because it all depends on the economy.
When the economy is doing well, the risk is low and visa-versa. Alarm Force – The Alarm Force Company is a growth stock because of the constant growth that it has had over past years. The best stage to invest in this stock would be when you have a relatively moderate-low risk investment portfolio. This is because the growth stock usually rises at a slower pace but continues to rise, therefore the best period to invest in this stock would be during the early years and the pre-retirement years because there is growth needed, but the risk level is moderate-low. Dimethaid Corporation – The speculative stock that I researched was Dimethaid, which is a drug creator and fabricator. This is one of the riskiest stocks that I researched because of their unstable history and their fluctuating stock prices.
The Essay on Value Stock Growth Stocks Year
Y 2 K pessimists are approaching their moment of truth. In seven weeks the world will, or will not, run into more trouble than most people think. Investors will, or will not, suffer last-minute jitters as the millennium draws near. Yes, yes, I knowit's not yet the millennium, from a technical point of view. As a stern band of readers likes to remind me, only morons believe the millennium falls on ...
The time that I would choose to purchase this investment would definitely only be during the establishment years. This is because it is the only time when I will have freedom to invest in companies and I will have a much higher risk tolerance. Because the stock is high risk, this is the only reasonable investing period where I can afford the loss of the original investment.
