Q: Hi Peter:
I have been managing my own portfolio for over 30 years. It is now more than seven figures value. I am reaching a stage where the number of stocks and mutual funds are exceeding my capacity to monitor them. I tried several discretionary managers and to my disappointments none of them made me any decent return. The best of them had a total return of 7% over 4 years period. I am either selecting the wrong ones or had high expectations.
I have two thoughts, one is to migrate half my portfolio to your model portfolio and manage the other half myself. The other thought is to find a manager that can review my portfolio on a periodic basis and suggest changes “for a fee of course” but don’t know how to find them.
Any suggestions,
Thanks
I have been managing my own portfolio for over 30 years. It is now more than seven figures value. I am reaching a stage where the number of stocks and mutual funds are exceeding my capacity to monitor them. I tried several discretionary managers and to my disappointments none of them made me any decent return. The best of them had a total return of 7% over 4 years period. I am either selecting the wrong ones or had high expectations.
I have two thoughts, one is to migrate half my portfolio to your model portfolio and manage the other half myself. The other thought is to find a manager that can review my portfolio on a periodic basis and suggest changes “for a fee of course” but don’t know how to find them.
Any suggestions,
Thanks