Investment strategies are typically long-term, focused on building wealth, preserving capital, or achieving specific financial goals. It involves carefully planning portfolios around asset allocation, diversification, and risk tolerance, aligning investments with an investor’s time horizon and personal objectives.
Track market indices for long-term growth with low fees. Used by Most robo-advisors (e.g. Betterment, Wealthfront).
Use a combination of fundamental, technical and algorithmic rules to rotate assets based on predictive models actively. Used By: Robo platforms, proprietary trading robots, and hybrid advisors.
Allocate portfolios based on personal goals (e.g., retirement, buying a house). Used by Private investors via digital advisors.
Maintain target asset allocation by automatically rebalancing based on market movement. Used By: Both private and professional robo platforms.
Tilt portfolios towards proven factors (e.g., value, momentum) rather than pure market cap indexing. Used By: Sophisticated robo platforms (e.g., Schwab Intelligent Portfolios).
Automatically sell losing investments to offset capital gains and reduce tax liability. Used By: High-end robo-advisors (e.g., Betterment Premium, Wealthfront).
Align portfolios with environmental, social, and governance values. Used By: Private investors seeking ethical investing.
Focus on specific, economically impactful long-term trends, such as AI, clean energy, and emerging markets.