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NeoGreen

(4,033 posts)
Wed Jan 2, 2019, 05:03 PM Jan 2019

The Periodic Table of Investments

https://www.visualcapitalist.com/periodic-table-investments/

I found this recently and thought this might be interesting for some in this group.


Periodic Table of Investments
The investment universe is vast, but it’s also made up of many smaller moving pieces.

For serious investors, the foundation of the discipline is to understand the properties of these individual components, and to have them work in harmony to achieve a specific portfolio goal.

To do this successfully, one must understand the breadth of asset classes, tactics, and categories of investments that exist – and to know how they relate to one another.
The Chemicals Between Us

Today’s infographic comes from Phil Huber, the Chief Investment Officer for Huber Financial Advisors, who has cleverly depicted this relationship graphically in his blog.

Similar to how the physical universe is made up of chemical elements, he sees the possibilities around portfolio management as drawing from a broad pool of investing “elements”. Combine these different elements together, and you get compounds, structures, and eventually entire funds.






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The Periodic Table of Investments (Original Post) NeoGreen Jan 2019 OP
Great find! Bookmarked. lastlib Jan 2019 #1
This is excellent. A HERETIC I AM Jan 2019 #2

A HERETIC I AM

(24,588 posts)
2. This is excellent.
Thu Jan 3, 2019, 11:28 AM
Jan 2019

I've been thinking about putting up a "Handy Links" type thread and pin it to the top. This website would make a great addition.

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