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Business Cycle approach for the DG Investor
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I augment my DGI portfolio following Business Cycle methodologies. This semi-passive approach has worked very very well for me for decades (I have been employing this methodology before Fidelity even stuck a label on it).

I utilize this strategy when deploying new capital whether to invest in a new company or increase share count in an existing, Under-weighting and over-weighting individual DG investments within my portfolio during specific phases of a full business cycle. (semi passive because "historically" a full business cycle take approx 7+ years to fully complete. This allows me to only tweak my investment holdings very rarely as the market reacts when the business economic cycle enters a new phase.

For those interested  - See attachments

- Business Cycle Approach to Equity Sector Investing
- Business Cycle Approach to Asset Allocation

Others mileage may vary (and usually does) Smile
- Scoot

Most investors think diversification consists of holding many different things,
few understand that diversification is effective only if portfolio holdings can be
counted on to respond differently to a given development in the environment”
- Howard Marks

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To everything (turn, turn, turn)
There is a season (turn, turn, turn)
And a time to every purpose, under heaven - - The Byrds


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