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liquidity!

Been into my own advice since I started and cringe when I see what my unions "Financial advisors" return on the pensions millions. My own investments started conservative and have stayed that way(with occasional cheap shots at distressed companies). I look forward to input from other perspectives if not what to do then what not to do. Thanx Joel
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If you are a conservative investor, have you considered the merits of using insurance contracts to make your money grow without worrying about the stock market?

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posted by luckyzee
7 months ago
Hi,

How about defining conservative? I view investment strategy as the art of optimizing returns while minimizing risk. It follows that if you are going to define conservative it should be done in terms of risk tolerance. Are you familiar with the "efficient frontier" concept? Is your conservative risk lower than owning a balanced fund such as Wellington? You tell me.

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4 months ago
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