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A Preemptive, and Timeless, Portfolio Protection Strategy
Posted by sanserve on May 30th, 2012

Investors constantly focus on the event instead of the opportunity that the event represents. Being retrospective instead of hindsightful helps us learn from our experiences. The length, depth, and scope of the financial crisis correction were unknowns in mid-2007. The parameters of the recent advance were just as much of a mystery--- in April.
 

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WCM, working capital, workshop, Investment, Wall Street, stock market correction, rally, CRASH, 9/11, Cost Basis, cashflow, strate

Investment Portfolio Protection Strategy
Posted by sanserve on October 22nd, 2009

So, a better question, concern, or observation during a rally (Yes, Virginia, seven consecutive months to the upside is a rally.), given the extraordinary performance scenario that these investors acknowledge, would be: What can I do to take advantage of the market cycle even more effectively--- the next time?

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Why Dividends Matter in a Down Market
Posted by stockmanmarc on December 10th, 2008

Quality is important in a market like this. That's a no-brainer. But the folks at Jensen Portfolio take this quality business to an extreme. Managers of the $1.8 billion fund (symbol JENSX) invest only in companies with a 10-year history of achieving at least 15 percent return on equity (ROE is a measure of a company's profitability).

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