Transcription of PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT: THEORY & PRACTICE
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PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT: THEORY & PRACTICE LAST REVISED APRIL 2008 SCHULTZ COLLINS LAWSON CHAMBERS, INC. INVESTMENT COUNSEL 455 MARKET STREET, SUITE 1450 SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94105 (415) 291-3000 COPYRIGHT 2008 TABLE OF CONTENTSP reface: Obstacles To Prudent Investment Decision Making .. 1 Obstacles to Prudent Decision Making .. 2 Chapter One: Basic Investment Concepts .. 5 Investment Objectives and the Investment Policy Statement .. 5 Investment 7 Market Efficiency .. 8 Risk .. 11 Diversification .. 12 Asset Allocation .. 17 Chapter Two: Asset Classes And Asset Class Investing .. 21 Equities .. 21 Fixed Income .. 24 International Equity .. 26 International Bonds .. 30 Real Estate .. 33 Emerging Markets.
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