What Is Portfolio Management and Asset Allocation? Put On Your Construction Hats.
So you started investing in the stock market, now what? Want to learn how to construct an investment portfolio or manage your retirement portfolio? In this episode of Market MakeHer, hosts Jess Inskip and Jessie DeNuit delve into the intricacies of portfolio management and investment strategies. They discuss the importance of constructing a well-diversified portfolio, understanding personal financial goals, and defining risk tolerance. The conversation emphasizes the need for regular rebalancing and adapting to market changes, while also highlighting the role in using analyst recommendations or using a robo-advisor or financial advisors for investing guidance. Remember, you can always call up your brokerage firm and ask questions for free. Or you can submit a question to us.
Types of portfolio asset allocation:
Conservative, Balanced, Growth, Aggressive Growth
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