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Prepare For Your Future Now With Tactical Investing

Prepare For Your Future Now With Tactical Investing

October 25, 2016 by Justin

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The point about working hard now is to enjoy the fruit of your labor when you choose to retire whether that be at 40 or 70 depending on what your specific goals are.

Achieving success requires you to strategically utilize your portfolio to have your money work for you. Sure you might have a conservative investment strategy already, but why not explore the option of tactical asset allocation investing.

You may not be familiar with tactical asset allocation investing, so let’s go over the key points and the strategies associated with this financial method. Knowledge is power and knowing how make your assets strategically work for you is part of making life easy for retirement.

 

What is Tactical Asset Allocation Investing?

Tactical asset allocation investing is a financial strategy where your assets are allocated to balance your portfolio through proper risk management and evaluation having a diversified portfolio. This type of strategy cuts down on your risk with giving aggressive growth.

 

Tactical asset allocation in a sense gives you the edge of owning an asset that is lower than its intrinsic value. Some tactical assets can be based off technical indicators while others come from fundamentals. Another way to look at this would to be if you owned a business that relied upon sales to take checks and cash. There is some risk by accepting payments like this.

Dharma merchant services point out that businesses struggle with in-house issues with payments, payroll, and other related issues. New ways to use business commerce are changing the way business is done so it is in turn safer with less risk and this in itself is very similar to tactical investing.

In today’s market, your tactical fund needs to be flexible to deal with inflation, stagflation, deflation, and monetary policies. Investors need to be able to capture short-term gains in their tactical asset funds, and they can achieve this through growth tactical asset allocation.

 

Picking the Right Tactical Asset Fund

Whether you have a portfolio manager, or you manage your assets yourself, you might want to consider investing a portion of your assets in a tactical fund based on a solid track record. Also, you have to remember the tactical asset fund’s job are to protect you against a bear market so it could be a good idea to look into some of these funds.

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Companies like Pimco have high-yield funds that generate quite a bit of interest each year. It’s typical from a high-yield fund to generate around ten to twenty-five percent interest each year. There are also indexes that hedge against inflation and other risk that the average investor might not even have considered.

It’s not hard to do the math and realize why the rich keep getting richer, all while the average guy on the street might be getting thrown under the bus with one percent interest per year via savings. If you look at the national inflation rate, then we can see that anyone with savings is losing money.

 

Conclusion

Choosing how you position your portfolio now can have a tremendous impact on your assets you are putting away for your retirement in the future. Why not consider investing in a tactical asset allocation?

This method of investing will give you diversity while protecting your assets from a bear market. There is a saying that states, “Those who do not learn history are doomed to repeat it!”

Remembering that knowledge is power! You are the only one who can make sound financial decisions for your retirement. What will you do to prepare for the future today?

 

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