Asset Allocation: Balancing Financial Risk, Fifth Edition
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| Rating | : | 4.37 (837 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0071804188 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 448 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-09-26 |
| Language | : | English |
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"optimize your portfolio" according to W. McReynolds. Seems this book is targeted to financial planners. That might explain the high price tag. Originally listed at about $optimize your portfolio Seems this book is targeted to financial planners. That might explain the high price tag. Originally listed at about $37 then jumped to nearly $50 before falling to $optimize your portfolio W. McReynolds Seems this book is targeted to financial planners. That might explain the high price tag. Originally listed at about $37 then jumped to nearly $50 before falling to $42 and slowly creeping up in price. Finally gets to the efficient frontier tools and then just barely mentions the tool used for the examples. No references that I could find as to how to acquire this tool. Not quite done re. 2 and slowly creeping up in price. Finally gets to the efficient frontier tools and then just barely mentions the tool used for the examples. No references that I could find as to how to acquire this tool. Not quite done re. 7 then jumped to nearly $50 before falling to $optimize your portfolio W. McReynolds Seems this book is targeted to financial planners. That might explain the high price tag. Originally listed at about $37 then jumped to nearly $50 before falling to $42 and slowly creeping up in price. Finally gets to the efficient frontier tools and then just barely mentions the tool used for the examples. No references that I could find as to how to acquire this tool. Not quite done re. 2 and slowly creeping up in price. Finally gets to the efficient frontier tools and then just barely mentions the tool used for the examples. No references that I could find as to how to acquire this tool. Not quite done re. R. M. K. said Classic book on Asset Allocation. Roger Gibson has both lectured and written on this subject for many years. It is a good reference for financial planners on asset allocation. It has been documented by academic studies that proper asset allocation will give you a greater returns than market timing which just doesn't work. He follows the KISS principle of keeping it simple!. "Short-term pain. Long-term gain." according to John R. Sturgis. This is the text book on managing assets for the long-term. Not an easy read--but if you're willing to put in the effort--following the principles taught by Roger Gibson will deliver a lifetime of rewards.
About the AuthorROGER C. An internationally recognized expert in asset allocation and investment portfolio design, he lives with his wife and business partner, Brenda, in a pre-Civil war farmhouse north of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.CHRISTOPHER J. In addition to managing client relationships and directing the firm's research efforts, he speaks to professional audiences on the topics of asset allocation, portfolio design, and investor behavior.. SIDONI, CFA, CFP, is the director of investment res
GIBSON, CFA, is chief investment officer of Gibson Capital, LLC (gibsoncapital), which advises high net worth individuals and institutional clients nationwide. SIDONI, CFA, CFP, is the director of investment research and a member of Gibson Capital, LLC. An internationally recognized expert in asset allocation and investment portfolio design, he lives with his wife and business partner, B
Gibson demonstrates how adding new asset classes to a portfolio improves its risk-adjusted returns and how strategic asset allocation uses, rather than fights, the forces of the capital markets to achieve fi nancial success.New topics in this edition include:The success of multiple-asset-class investing during the stock market's "lost decade" Methods for forecasting long-term asset class returns and the limitations of prediction The dangers of market timing and the challenges involved in tactical asset allocation strategies--with insights from the field of behavioral finance Observations from the Global SIDONI Financial Crisis of 2008 and what it means for the multiple-asset-class investorWith more than three decades of experience managing clients' portfolios and expectations, Gibson underscores the importance of identifying and working through the emotional and psychological traps that impede investment success.Join the quarter-century trend of Asset Allocation providing investors with a sound approach to financial well-being.PRAISE FOR ASSET A