... s. Sometimes it’s good to refresh (click here) our memory of why we do this and what the MPG Core Tactical 60/40 portfolio is intended to do. First and foremost, our aim with this series of monthly artic ...

... in an Insane World, he recommends that a beginning investor should start off with a five stock portfolio. Read the last part of that sentence again as it completely contradicts one of the other basic premises ...

... soundsa bit intimidating but the product itself is fairly simple and easy to understand. Essentially a UIT is a fixed unmanaged portfolio with a set maturity in the future (usually one to two years). They ...

... Core Tactical 60/40 portfolio mix, which is updated as of this writing (April 1, 2015). Click here to compare our portfolio against the benchmark What adjustments did we make? The following moves ...

... they can move very quickly in either direction and make a dramatic impact on investor’s portfolios. Future Fed activity will have an impact on what is often the most neglected portion of a portfolio – ...

... tournament have to do with managing your portfolio or the investment world in general? At first glance there might not be much but we thought we would have a little fun and couple it with some asset allocation ...

... the current summary of the MPG Core Tactical 60/40 portfolio mix, which is updated as of this writing (March 2, 2015). Click here to compare our portfolio against the benchmark What adjustments did ...

... provides portfolio management online with minimal human intervention. You might not be aware of these offerings but with several large firms introducing new strategies this year it is a safe bet that you ...

... times when it simply makes sense to sell a stock. The following are a few situations where this may come into play: Taxes: There are times when your portfolio is begging to be treated better by Uncle ...

... in the “I can’t wait until half time camp” you got to see Katy Perry perform with eight outfit changes. (yes…eight) How does all this relate to the stock market and the MPG Core Tactical 60/40 portfolio? ...

... it or not, investors can potentially enhance their overall portfolio returns while actually reducing risk. This topic deserves an entirely separate article but for now take note on the key benefits to ...

  We wrapped up last month’s edition of the MPG Core Tactical Portfolio series by saying that oil prices could continue dropping to even under $50 per barrel. We’re not in the business of peering ...

... oil stocks. Here’s the current summary of the MPG Core Tactical 60/40 portfolio mix, which is updated as of this writing (December 1, 2014). Click here to compare our portfolio against the benchmark. ...

... that can absolutely make you insane. (more on this thought later… Here’s the current summary of the MPG Core Tactical 60/40 portfolio mix, which is updated as of this writing (November 3, 2014). Click ...

...  not just this year but for decades!   Investing in real estate may not seem like something you need to do within your standard “stock and bond” portfolio. Some may argue that your house is enough exposur ...

... the first edition of the MPG Core Tactical 60/40 Portfolio. Here’s the current summary of the MPG Core Tactical 60/40 portfolio mix, which is updated as of this writing (October 6, 2014). Click here ...

... of the MPG Core Tactical 60/40 Portfolio. Here’s the current summary of the MPG Core Tactical 60/40 Portfolio mix, which is updated as of this writing (September 2, 2014). Click here to compare our ...

... you can reach us directly via email at info@myportfolioguide.com or phone at (888) 47-GUIDE (888-474-8433).  ...

... each year and any excess losses can be used in future years. Each year investors should examine their portfolio to see if they can benefit from “Tax Loss Harvesting”.   If investors have gains they can ...

... of the MPG Core Tactical 60/40 Portfolio. Here’s the current summary of the MPG Core Tactical 60/40 portfolio mix, which is updated as of this writing (August 4, 2014). Click here to compare our portfolio ...