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HOW TO PROTECT YOUR INVESTMENTS FROM DROPS?
How do you protect your assets from market drops? How do you hedge and still earn but be protected?
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INVEST IN FOREX
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Attn: Yvonne Goh Germo (Please email or call first so we know we are expecting)
28 A Roxas Chua Circle Pacific Village, Muntinlupa City, Metro Manila, Philippines
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VERY IMPORTANT
Please do not buy a stock just because it is talked about in Youtube. This video is for informational purposes. This is to give you a reference point and data on how you are suppose to analyse stocks only. Never buy or sell just because of this video.
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#StockSmarts #Investing #Portfolio
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HOW TO PROTECT YOUR INVESTMENTS FROM DROPS?
Signs are emerging that a stock market crash may be coming. The current 10-year bull market is the longest in history. The bond yield curve is trending toward an inversion, with longer term interest rates lower than short-term yields; historically, the inversion of the yield preceded many U.S. recessions. For example, the curve inverted in 2007 before the U.S. equity market collapsed. While the only guaranteed way to protect your money from the next crash is to avoid investing in the market, the average 9 percent stock market return from long-term investments may be worth it. If history is a valid guide, patient investors will profit from risking a portion of their money.
When stock prices decline, investors must pause and think. “The most important strategy for investors worried about the next bear market is to reduce the risk of a permanent loss of capital,” says Daniel Kern, chief investment officer at TFC Financial Management in Boston. It’s natural to want to ease the pain of a stock market loss by selling and leaving the stock market altogether. Investors who make this fatal step, let their emotions dictate their decision-making and ultimately turn a temporary loss into a permanent one. Research shows that investors who sell after a market drop have lower long-term returns than those who hold on and wait for the market to rebound.
Implementing well-respected portfolio management strategies and creating an appropriate mix of stocks, bonds and cash for one’s age, time horizon and risk tolerance can set investors up to handle the next stock crash. Gage DeYoung, founder of Prudent Wealthcare in Denver, found that a balanced portfolio of 50 percent stocks, 40 percent bonds and 10 percent cash would have lost about 19 percent of its value from November 2007 to February 2009 during the Great Recession; that's based on a study using financial planning software. A conservative portfolio with 20 percent stocks 50 percent bonds and 30 percent cash would have suffered a small 3 percent loss during that same time, according to his analysis.
How do you protect your assets from market drops? How do you hedge and still earn but be protected?
______________________________
______________________________
_______________________________________
_______________________________________
BITCOIN ESSENTIALS:
______________________________________
TRADING ESSENTIALS:
______________________________________
INVEST IN FOREX
______________________________________
SEND ME DMS:
To mail us stuff:
Attn: Yvonne Goh Germo (Please email or call first so we know we are expecting)
28 A Roxas Chua Circle Pacific Village, Muntinlupa City, Metro Manila, Philippines
______________________________________
ONLINE COURSES:
______________________________________
More about me:
______________________________________
VERY IMPORTANT
Please do not buy a stock just because it is talked about in Youtube. This video is for informational purposes. This is to give you a reference point and data on how you are suppose to analyse stocks only. Never buy or sell just because of this video.
______________________________________
#StockSmarts #Investing #Portfolio
______________________________________
HOW TO PROTECT YOUR INVESTMENTS FROM DROPS?
Signs are emerging that a stock market crash may be coming. The current 10-year bull market is the longest in history. The bond yield curve is trending toward an inversion, with longer term interest rates lower than short-term yields; historically, the inversion of the yield preceded many U.S. recessions. For example, the curve inverted in 2007 before the U.S. equity market collapsed. While the only guaranteed way to protect your money from the next crash is to avoid investing in the market, the average 9 percent stock market return from long-term investments may be worth it. If history is a valid guide, patient investors will profit from risking a portion of their money.
When stock prices decline, investors must pause and think. “The most important strategy for investors worried about the next bear market is to reduce the risk of a permanent loss of capital,” says Daniel Kern, chief investment officer at TFC Financial Management in Boston. It’s natural to want to ease the pain of a stock market loss by selling and leaving the stock market altogether. Investors who make this fatal step, let their emotions dictate their decision-making and ultimately turn a temporary loss into a permanent one. Research shows that investors who sell after a market drop have lower long-term returns than those who hold on and wait for the market to rebound.
Implementing well-respected portfolio management strategies and creating an appropriate mix of stocks, bonds and cash for one’s age, time horizon and risk tolerance can set investors up to handle the next stock crash. Gage DeYoung, founder of Prudent Wealthcare in Denver, found that a balanced portfolio of 50 percent stocks, 40 percent bonds and 10 percent cash would have lost about 19 percent of its value from November 2007 to February 2009 during the Great Recession; that's based on a study using financial planning software. A conservative portfolio with 20 percent stocks 50 percent bonds and 30 percent cash would have suffered a small 3 percent loss during that same time, according to his analysis.
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