Sentence examples for version of a portfolio from inspiring English sources

You should leave college with an online and print version of a portfolio that shows how you can brand a product and convey a convincing message.

It's because they still offer useful lessons in risk management, especially if you create a simpler version of an Ivy League portfolio that doesn't include private-equity holdings, which played a big role in bringing these portfolios down over the past year.

E-portfolio, an electronic version of portfolio, is a collection of students' work and can be used as a tool to support reflective learning processes such as problem-based learning (Stefani et al. 2007).

Initially, I wasn't so sure, but he dug into his pocket and presented a small, folded up version of his portfolio.

— Vince Aletti Click here to view the full-screen version of this Portfolio.

— Dana Goodyear Click here to view the full-screen version of this Portfolio.

The latest version of this portfolio, which is purely theoretical no real stocks are owned–has 30 positions, led by an 11% weighting to Microsoft and 7% to Cisco.

According to the HFD version of his portfolio (more telling because it doesn't reflect real-world irritations like Frank's selling stock to buy a house), he's up an annualized 18% over those two decades versus 13.8% for the Wilshire 5000.

The English version of his portfolio is minimalistic in comparison to the full-on Polish website, and only Polish speakers will know what he divulges in this video interview (at least the clip offers a glimpse of the interior machinery at work).

That's Buffet's version of holding a compressed portfolio of franchise names like Coca-Cola.

Over the last five years, the unhedged version of this international portfolio has returned around 8 percent, annualized, versus just less than 6 percent for the hedged version of the same portfolio.