The information about how to create long-term portfolio

#1
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#2
I think the first advice would be decide which type of stocks you really need, i.e. to understand at least something in the industry and then invest what you earn in few more if all was fine in the first place. Sounds good ? okay, I am reading further anyway ;0
 
#3
Balancing your portfolio is of utmost importance while creating a long term portfolio. It implies balancing the risk reward proportion. Your portfolio should include such securities where risk is from low to high or moderate .
As we know that higher the risk, higher the profits. But , one should not include all securities with a higher amount of risk. A balanced portfolio will offset your losses against profits and high risk with less risk. So three important things to consider include:
  • Return
  • Risk
  • Liquidity
Also ,while creating a long term portfolio you need to consider your financial position, age, future goals, income and other important factors as per your need.

You can take professional help from portfolio managers since they are experts in this field, they will help you to to select the best securities for your portfolio. They offer customised services.
 
#4
I would say that you should have something which you trade long term and short term along with something diverse except stocks and commodities and things like that really. Something like crypto as well and maybe some fixed deposits along the way to compliment it all.
 
#5
  • First and foremost is diversification - Its good to have a mix of investments across various investments.
  • Pick the best account
  • Choose the right level of risk- If you are young then you can take risk but make sure that not much ,risk management is necessary.
  • Make regular contributions- Even if you pick the right investment but if you don’t save enough in these investments then it’s not going to matter.
  • Other factors can be investing in growth sectors,market timings,buy and hold etc.
 
#6
Your success as a trader depends on how well created your portfolio is. Make sure that it is properly diversified. Ascertain your financial goals and the time and budget constraints before you set your portfolio. Also, be clear about how much risk you can manage to bear and select trading avenues accordingly. Once you have decided with what to trade in, be sure to reassess your portfolio and make the necessary changes regarding the weightage issues, if any. Remember, throughout constructing your portfolio, give due importance to diversification. No long term portfolio can give you good returns if it is not properly diversified.
 
#7
Work well on diversification. For a long term portfolio, that’s very important. And keep in mind the risk attached to each industry. Its always good to keep a balance!
 

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#8
Hey there!

Information that absolutely can be useful for newbies in investing world is very popular today. One of the best sources that provides you with the simpliest way of understanding difinitions of financial and investing field is that blog


Also one of the latest articles for people who wants to be a value investor and create long term portfolio https://www.cityfalcon.com/blog/inv...-long-term-portfolio?utm_campaign=es_Traderji

Good luck in investing :)
Thanks and what about rebalancing, according to volatility changes of particular assets, correlation with the market? I know that it can seriously affect returns.
 
#9
Investors can create portfolios which align to their investment goals/ strategies by following a disciplined approach. In order to build a portfolio for a longer period it is important to determine the appropriate asset allocation.
 

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