TFC 77: How to Build your own Investment Portfolio - Part 2 The Financial Coconut Podcast
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In episode #77, we talk about how to build a portfolio that maximises expected return while minimising risk based on Modern Portfolio Theory. In our previous episodes, we’ve learnt about picking our own stocks, ETFs, REITs and bonds. So now the question is, how do you put all of them together in a way to maximise expected return and minimise risk? Or should you even try to do that?
Tune in as we go more in-depth on Modern Portfolio Theory and share how you can allocate assets in your portfolio? What is correlation and how can you use it to build your portfolio? Which asset class should you start with?
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In episode #77, we talk about how to build a portfolio that maximises expected return while minimising risk based on Modern Portfolio Theory. In our previous episodes, we’ve learnt about picking our own stocks, ETFs, REITs and bonds. So now the question is, how do you put all of them together in a way to maximise expected return and minimise risk? Or should you even try to do that?
Tune in as we go more in-depth on Modern Portfolio Theory and share how you can allocate assets in your portfolio? What is correlation and how can you use it to build your portfolio? Which asset class should you start with?
Leave Some Feedback:
What should we talk about next? Please let us know in our Telegram.
Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a short review.
Connect With Us:
Instagram @thefinancialcoconut
Facebook @thefinancialcoconut
The Financial Coconut Community Telegram
TFC stock geek-out Telegram
Thefinancialcoconut.com
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
23 Min.