Tuesday, December 4, 2007

Investment Options - The Desired Outcome

What is the desired outcome when you invest? Here are 4 Outcomes
  1. Increased return with lower volatility – Make more $$$ with less risk.
  2. Take advantage of Modern Portfolio Theory – Investing in a combination of riskier higher returning investments gives higher returns with overall lower risk.
  3. Buy Mutual Funds that beat their respective investment average, such as the S&P 500 average, in years when things are going up and going down
  4. Take advantage of compounding interest and have the money work for you. We want the money to make more money than the original investment

The bottom line: Making more money than an average investment and doing it in a manner with less risk is a very good thing,

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