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Portfolio Management

Our dynamic portfolio management adjusts to life changes and market shifts by using a proactive strategy for long-term success.

 

Portfolio Management

At Madelor, portfolio management involves much more than simply setting up a portfolio and letting it run its course. It's an ongoing process that needs constant care, attention, and adjusting as your needs, the economy, and prevailing market conditions evolve. Life-altering occasions such as changing your job, getting married, getting divorced, or having a baby are some events that will mean reviewing the direction being taken to ensure it is still the best way forward for you.

Not fully taking account of the impact of outside influences can also have a major impact on returns and significantly increase potential risks, which is why, at Madelor, we closely monitor the markets and the economy to stay ahead of the curve.

We consider ourselves partners in realizing your long-term goals, and this belief shapes how we approach investing and managing assets, including any legacy positions you had before joining Madelor.

Our portfolio management process involves staying nimble and fine-tuning investment strategies when appropriate. Being proactive is one of the ways we stand out.

Here's how we support your portfolio's growth and evolution:

Implementation Strategy: We start by reviewing the cost basis, ensuring your investments align with your goals, and using dollar cost averaging to lessen the impact of short-term volatility and help manage risk.

Monitoring and Rebalancing: We closely monitor performance, reassess allocations, and make necessary changes to keep things on track and in balance.

Strategic Actions: When the timing and opportunity are right, we'll buy, sell, or trade investments as needed outside the parameters of dollar cost averaging. We continually assess market risk and adjust strategies according to the prevailing conditions.

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