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You might be going off track here. How does residential property, which we know tech invests in, and his tt system have any correlation with regard to the stockmarket?
I mitigate investment risk through diversification and fundamental analysis (as I described in other threads).
Nowadays I invest with income as my number 1 priority and with my current risk profile I am invested only in LPT's and energy/infrastructure trusts for their high yields.
I mitigate my risk to LPT's by restricting myself to those that meet my criteria which include having no or very little exposure to property development, good quality tennants with long average lease expiry times and price/NTA in the 1.0-1.10 range.
I'm now starting to also look at trusts that invest in the European property market for extra diversification and spread of risk.
I'm interested in these points raised:
ducati916 said:Snake
With regards to tech/a and TT, not a great deal, hence it is diversification in the true sense of the word.
However, bullmarket who may or may not have investment property, who may or may not own a family home, will through investments in LPT's carry a reduction within the efficiency of diversification through correlation of the same asset class...........real estate. The correlation is higher if the LPT's are residential, weaker if they are commercial, however, again under specific circumstances, the correlation can rise.
This was an example of claimed diversification and risk management, that was poorly thought out.
The point being that most of us own, or have a mortgage on our homes.
Some will have additional real estate exposure via investment properties.
If this describes your position, and you overweight in LPT's, is this diversification? The short answer is no.
What interests you?
Something specific, or just generally?
bullmarket said:Hi ducati
I'm flattered that you are using me as an example but it seems to me you are forming opinions using assumptions which are based on extremely limited information at best
I see you have quite a few 'may or may nots' in your post and you have deliberately excluded assets we have in mrs bullmarket's name
Now obviously I'm not going to disclose those in a forum like this but feel free to make whatever assumptions you like to base your opinions on. I posted earlier that I am happy with the returns I am getting and the level of overall risk my portfolio is carrying
We'll just continue to watch with interest and amusement.
cheers
bullmarket
Calculating risk is by no means a trvial task and so can require extensive number crunching which the average trader would not even consider doing - and I suppose that is why no-one has posted any algorithms for actually calculating risk for a particular scenario
...being your comment, and an investor I am drawing your attention to the words in red.
I posted earlier that I am happy with the returns I am getting and the level of overall risk my portfolio is carrying
deliberately excluded assets
We'll just continue to watch with interest and amusement
I mitigate investment risk through diversification and fundamental analysis (as I described in other threads).
Nowadays I invest with income as my number 1 priority and with my current risk profile I am invested only in LPT's and energy/infrastructure trusts for their high yields.
I'm flattered that you are using me as an example but it seems to me you are forming opinions using assumptions which are based on extremely limited information at best
But for me, his view on what we do would have at least some credibility if he wasn't basing his opinion on very limited information on what we have and do....it's as simple as that
I'm flattered that you are using me as an example
And finally, if people want to form opinions based on very limited knowledge of our personal circumstances then that is fine but more than likely they are going to end up lookig foolish like ducati did earlier imo for the reasons I gave earlier.
Hi snake
Whether it is truly diversified or not is up to you.
As I said in earlier posts, my porfolio is meeting our investment objectives and is well within our personal risk tolerances so for me it is sufficiently diversified for our needs.
Again, let me refer you to my signature below which clearly states my views are based on my personal circumstances only and so may not be appropriate for others.
I am just providing food for thought and people can take it for whatever they think it's worth
And finally, if people want to form opinions based on very limited knowledge of our personal circumstances then that is fine but more than likely they are going to end up lookig foolish like ducati did earlier imofor the reasons I gave earlier.
Quote:
Calculating risk is by no means a trvial task and so can require extensive number crunching which the average trader would not even consider doing - and I suppose that is why no-one has posted any algorithms for actually calculating risk for a particular scenario
...being your comment, and an investor I am drawing your attention to the words in red.
I am truly interested in the above.
bullmarket said:no problem ducati
But you should get your facts straight before posting because I never ever promised anything
I'm retired now so our lifestyle is fairly fluid nowadays and there has been a change of plans today.
cheers
bullmarket
hi snake
you say it's not about me and I agree it shouldn't be but for some reason ducati decided to specifically mention my alias when attempting to justify his opnion in his earlier post when he could easily have chosen a generic example.
All I did is reply to his post saying he was basing his opnion on very limited wishy-washy information surrounded by 'may or may nots' which clearly showed me has next to no idea on what he is talking about since he chose to use his very limited perception of our personal circumstances to base his opinion on. Imo he would have had much more credibility had he used a generic example....it's as simple as that
cheers
bullmarket
But you should get your facts straight before posting because I never ever promised anything
I'm retired now so our lifestyle is fairly fluid nowadays and there has been a change of plans today.
Imo he would have had much more credibility had he used a generic example..
I`m not interested in your feelings for Duc.
I`ll check in tonight to see your response.
Joe Blow said:Regrettably, this thread seems to be getting increasingly personal. I don't mind a heated debate but lets try and avoid any name calling or vindictiveness.
If you can't get along with someone then it might be an idea simply to ignore them.
Some great discussion in this thread, lets try to keep it on track.
Joe Blow said:Regrettably, this thread seems to be getting increasingly personal. I don't mind a heated debate but lets try and avoid any name calling or vindictiveness.
If you can't get along with someone then it might be an idea simply to ignore them.
Some great discussion in this thread, lets try to keep it on track.
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