Which Investment Return Measure is Right for You? Investment returns are a measure of how much money an investment has made or lost over time. They can be calculated in a number of different ways, each with its own advantages and disadvantages. This article will explain the four most common…
PART 3 – Our Investment Managers: Not So Consistent In this article, I will discuss a little-known part of the investment world. It is true, to be honest, I have never been an investment manager. I have not even managed a portfolio other than my own. But I am sure…
PART 2 – The Relationship Between Long-Term Investing and Warren Buffett Introduction I usually invest 90% of my money for the long term and 10% for the short term. The 10% helps me stay engaged with the market and I enjoy the excitement 🙂 . I also use this 10%…
PART 1 – The difference between a portfolio manager and a fund manager: Like a personal trainer and a gym manager First of all, I want to explain the difference between the definitions of portfolio, fund, portfolio manager, and fund manager for people who think they are investors ( I…
In this context, I'll provide insights into how, where, and in what manner these types of returns are utilized.