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Adjusted for Risk: The Impact Managed Futures Have on Investment Portfolios During Volatile Times

Wealth Management

During this very informative and fun conversation., Mount Lucas Management's COO, Senior Portfolio Manager & Managing Partner, Jerry Prior drops a ton of insight about investing in managed futures.

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A 3-Step Sales Process To Clearly Demonstrate Financial Planning Value To Prospects

Nerd's Eye View

Over the past decade, a growing number of advisors have expanded into offering comprehensive financial planning services, reflecting a shift that not only helps them stand out from (increasingly commoditized) portfolio management offerings but also supports clients' broader financial goals.

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Arthur Zeikel’s Investing Rules

The Big Picture

He co-authored Investment Analysis and Portfolio Management , now in its fifth edition. Zeikel famously shared his investing insights in a 1994 letter to his daughter: “Personal portfolio management is not a competitive sport. Most investors underestimate the stress of a high-risk portfolio on the way down.

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Orion Acquires Summit Wealth Systems To Become Its Next-Generation All-In-One Portal (And More Of The Latest In Financial #AdvisorTech – January 2025)

Nerd's Eye View

FINNY AI, an AI-powered prospecting tool, has raised $4.2

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The Most Important Part of Portfolio Management

Random Roger's Retirement Planning

With so much allocated to T-bills, it makes sense that the standard deviations of the barbell portfolios is so much lower. The better takeaway is more along the lines of how risk is managed, maybe allocating a little to asymmetry to maybe dial down the volatility elsewhere in the portfolio or using alternatives to manage volatility and risk.

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Automated Tax-Loss Harvesting Technology: Is The Value Overstated?

Nerd's Eye View

The 1%+ added value of automated tax-loss harvesting may be achievable in some ‘ideal’ cases, such as an investor who frequently contributes to their portfolio, has short-term losses to offset, and/or has many individual security holdings.

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Research links: keeping risk in check

Abnormal Returns

Credit Earnings calls provide information for credit analysts as well. institutionalinvestor.com) Portfolio management Alpha calculations don't matter if allocators ignore them. blogs.cfainstitute.org) Does adding a trend filter to bonds matter in a portfolio context? papers.ssrn.com) On the performance of private credit.