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The archives for asset allocation

1. Carbon as a Global asset class

   Growth in both the volume and stability of carbon as a traded asset class is essential to tackling climate change and poverty, but can a successful global system be implemented in time?

   • 21^st August 2009
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   Tagged with:

   • asset allocation
   • carbon trading
   • climate change

2. When investing becomes a random punt

   What’s the difference between investing, trading, and gambling? If you think about it, it’s a very fine line, but on which side of the line are you?

   • 2^nd July 2009
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   Tagged with:

   • asset allocation
   • risk
   • strategy

3. When to save your money

   Long term investing requires commitment to both the current holding and the regular addition of new cash. But when to raise, hold or fold?

   • 29^th April 2009
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   Tagged with:

   • asset allocation
   • learning
   • portfolio

4. Learning from the Credit Crisis

   I’ve been looking back on the effects of the Credit Crisis on my investments. I’m going to write a series of posts on this topic, but first a little background.

   • 14^th April 2009
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   Tagged with:

   • asset allocation
   • learning
   • strategy

5. Agile investing?

   The thing I love most about well thought out concepts is how they can be applied across disciplines. Simplicity is as important in finance as it is in software engineering.

   • 12^th January 2009
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   Tagged with:

   • asset allocation
   • credit crisis
   • simplicity