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             Above the Line                        Risk- Controlled Stock Portfolio Management
                      Capital  Allocation Line S&P 500 Index Fund T-Bills
Investors Portfolio S&P 500 Index Fund T-Bills Investors  Portfolio
Portfolio with Proper  Diversification S&P 500 Index Fund Portfolio With Proper  Diversification T-Bills Investors  Portfolio
Portfolio With Valuation Criteria S&P 500 Index Fund Portfolio with Valuation Criteria Portfolio With Proper  Diversification T-Bills Investors  Portfolio
Portfolio: Quality of the Financial Statements Portfolio with Quality of the Financial Statements S&P 500 Index Fund Portfolio with Valuation Criteria Portfolio With Proper  Diversification T-Bills Investors  Portfolio
             Above the Line If stock portfolio isAbove the Line:  Manage your own portfolio S&P 500 Index Fund If Portfolio is BelowThe Line Buy an Index Fund and t-bills T-Bills
                        Expected Returns ,[object Object],Benjamin Graham’s Returns S&P +5% S&P 500 Index Fund *Mutual Funds Including those       who go out of business    S&P -5% *Individuals  who do the top 20% of trading   S&P 500 -9%    T-Bills
For Ten Years Ending June 2009  (Annual Returns) R E T U R N Modern Portfolio Letter Long term Portfolio 11.18% + S&P 500 Return Short Term Portfolio 7.6% + S& P 500 Return T-bills  +3.22% RISK S&P 500  -2.25%
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Above The Line

  • 1. Above the Line Risk- Controlled Stock Portfolio Management
  • 2. Capital Allocation Line S&P 500 Index Fund T-Bills
  • 3. Investors Portfolio S&P 500 Index Fund T-Bills Investors Portfolio
  • 4. Portfolio with Proper Diversification S&P 500 Index Fund Portfolio With Proper Diversification T-Bills Investors Portfolio
  • 5. Portfolio With Valuation Criteria S&P 500 Index Fund Portfolio with Valuation Criteria Portfolio With Proper Diversification T-Bills Investors Portfolio
  • 6. Portfolio: Quality of the Financial Statements Portfolio with Quality of the Financial Statements S&P 500 Index Fund Portfolio with Valuation Criteria Portfolio With Proper Diversification T-Bills Investors Portfolio
  • 7. Above the Line If stock portfolio isAbove the Line: Manage your own portfolio S&P 500 Index Fund If Portfolio is BelowThe Line Buy an Index Fund and t-bills T-Bills
  • 8.
  • 9. For Ten Years Ending June 2009 (Annual Returns) R E T U R N Modern Portfolio Letter Long term Portfolio 11.18% + S&P 500 Return Short Term Portfolio 7.6% + S& P 500 Return T-bills +3.22% RISK S&P 500 -2.25%

Editor's Notes

  1. Upward sloping line: For more return need to take more risk.
  2. High Risk: Too Few Stock 1 to 3 Stocks No diversification only in own occupation, or cocktail party stocks
  3. Increase stock holds to at least 8 stocks Diversify between domestic and foreign stocks Arbitrage Theory: * Cyclical Stocks * Defensive Stocks * Interest Sensitive Stocks * Inflation Sensitive Stocks
  4. Valuations Price to Earnings Price to Cash Flow
  5. Income Statement Cash Flow Statement Balance Sheet Price to Earnings is Greater than the Price to Cash Flow Debt is low to Assets or Low to Competition
  6. Upward sloping line: For more return need to take more risk.
  7. How to grade your self