Investor Corner/Building and judging a portfolio
3.1 Portfolio Construction & Behaviour
How to combine assets into a portfolio that matches your own goals and risk tolerance, and the behavioural mistakes, panic-selling, chasing performance, that undo otherwise sound plans. Two portfolios holding identical funds can produce very different outcomes depending on how they are combined and, just as importantly, how the investor behaves when markets fall. This section covers both halves: the mechanics of asset allocation and rebalancing, and the behavioural mistakes that undo an otherwise sound plan.
3.1.1 Asset AllocationRead →
3.1.2 Strategic vs Tactical AllocationRead →
3.1.3 Risk Capacity vs Risk ToleranceRead →
3.1.4 Goal-Based InvestingRead →
3.1.5 SIP: Systematic Investment PlanRead →
3.1.6 STP: Systematic Transfer PlanRead →
3.1.7 SWP: Systematic Withdrawal PlanRead →
3.1.8 RebalancingRead →
3.1.9 Core-Satellite ApproachRead →
3.1.10 Sequence of Returns RiskRead →
3.1.11 Behavioural BiasesRead →
3.1.12 Market TimingRead →
3.1.13 SIP Step Up and Top UpRead →