"portfolio performance" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the overall performance and results of a person or organization's investment portfolio. Example: The company's portfolio performance has been consistently strong over the past year, generating a return of 10% for investors.
"One of the biggest enemies of our long term portfolio performance is ourselves," he said.
The researchers found that this more frequent trading resulted in inferior portfolio performance.
Nevertheless, small investors should be aware of their total costs and the effect of fees on portfolio performance.
Rick Ferman, executive director of the U.S.T.A., admitted that while it receives monthly statements about its portfolio, performance details were not included in association memos predicting rosy returns.
Using data from Taiwanese investors, they determined that the answer was a whopping 3.8 percentage point penalty annually on overall portfolio performance.
"Since activists tend to invest in several firms at a time, they can achieve superior portfolio performance even if only a few of their targets outperform substantially.
Being on the wrong side of the Europe crisis was "fatal to just a few," Yarrow writes, but "China's immediate policy response to domestic and global imbalances will have a profound impact on portfolio performances in 2010".
His portfolio's performance suffered, though, as he minimized investments in such companies.
By diversifying this way, a portfolio's performance is likely to be steadier, but less impressive.
Her firm was supportive, though, and she stresses her investment portfolio's performance did not suffer at all.
The conversation is often divided between a spouse driven by a portfolio's performance and one guided by values about how the money should be used.
