Asset allocation is the most important decision an investor makes. More than individual stock selection or market timing, it determines long-term risk, return stability, and capital preservation. Within this framework, real estate occupies a unique position. It is neither a pure growth asset like equities nor a low-risk income instrument like bonds. Instead, it sits in between, offering a blend of income...
Periods of heightened market volatility are an unavoidable feature of capital markets. Equity valuations respond rapidly to macroeconomic signals, monetary policy changes, geopolitical developments, and shifts in investor sentiment. While such responsiveness improves price discovery, it also introduces pronounced short-term volatility that can materially impact portfolio stability. Within this context,...
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