Asset Allocation

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	I focus considerable attention on the asset allocation selection process; and believe the most important investment decision is how to allocate clients wealth among the asset classes. Once the allocation decision has been made, investment selection is the key to building the portfolio. My asset allocation models are designed to contribute to the overall performance of the portfolios I work with.
For example... · To Increase Return and Reduce Volatility · To Reduce Volatility and Increase Income · My asset allocations are designed to provide a hedge against inflation and improve overall portfolio diversification · When appropriate, I use bonds to dampen overall portfolio volatility, increase income and cash flows into a portfolio in order to feed "portfolio drivers" Although international equities have tended to be more volatile than U.S. equities, combining the domestic and international in an appropriate proportion can create a less volatile portfolio that has the potential to produce greater returns than U.S. equities alone.
Although international equities have tended to be more volatile than U.S. equities, combining the domestic and international in an appropriate proportion can create a less volatile portfolio that has the potential to produce greater returns than U.S. equities alone.
I carefully consider and minimize the impact of high correlations between investments within a portfolio. This includes standardized industry groupings as well as less apparent considerations. For example, technology companies representing different parts of the same product supply chain might be in different industry groups, but both companies would share certain industry risks. Thus, both the individual and shared risks are managed within the portfolio context.