Thursday, November 14, 2013

Capitalizing on The Government Shutdown


(We are consolidating our blogs to blogger.com)


10.8.2013                
GovStreet Capital is closely monitoring the Government Shutdown on an hourly basis. We continue to move forward with business—as the United States is—cautiously managing our partner investor interests. Our family of Small Businesses currently is delivering uninterrupted Government services despite the Shutdown, while investors continue to receive an average of rate of return of 12.74%.

Political and economic uncertainty, such as this unexpected “black swan” event, tends to affect market stability. This can be unsettling, but investors with diversified portfolios should not be alarmed. In fact, volatile markets serve as an important reminder to continually ensure that your investment strategy is still on track. GovStreet Capital provides a simple three-step approach during volatile events:

1.  Check. Understand your portfolio’s direct effects from volatility. When your anxiety is elevated, it's a good time to check your allocation and investment strategy to ensure that they are still on track.  

2.  Focus. With proper asset allocation and a long-term strategy, your collective portfolio risk should effectively be lower than any individual portfolio asset with a short-term goal.  GovStreet underwrites companies already vetted by the Government, and may provide you with that low risk alternative investment to optimally diversify your portfolio.

3.  Diversify. Volatility is also a perfect time to revisit your portfolio.  Take advantage of the volatility (buy low, sell high) and the end of the year tax advantages. Mutual funds rather than individual stocks are a great way to diversify while avoiding the burden of selecting and buying individual stocks. GovStreet Capital serves as a portfolio builder that offers an alternative investment funding Small Businesses in the Federal Sector.

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