The ‘investment approach’ is not an investment approach

Investment in Housing Sector, an Input- Approach

The Housing sector can be considered both the exchange of intermediate goods and the investment goods for the manufacturing sectors. The housing sector is the buyer of intermediate goods such as brick, cement, iron etc from one side, and uses the investment goods such as crane etc from other side. Furthermore, it uses the labour force. Thus, the housing sector has three types of buying which in...

An Approach For Investment Allocation Among Alterative Economic Sectors

investment in housing sector, an input- approach

the housing sector can be considered both the exchange of intermediate goods and the investment goods for the manufacturing sectors. the housing sector is the buyer of intermediate goods such as brick, cement, iron etc from one side, and uses the investment goods such as crane etc from other side. furthermore, it uses the labour force. thus, the housing sector has three types of buying which in...

Adaptive Investment Approach

During the last decade, we have experienced two deep bear markets as results of internet bubble burst and mortgage crisis. Many investors suffered significant losses and found it hard to achieve their investment goals. The traditional investment theory such as mean-variance portfolio theory and Efficient Market Hypothesis (EMH), and associated practices such as buy-and-hold, or benchmark-centri...

Investment Lags: A Numerical Approach

In this paper we use a mixture of numerical methods including finite difference and body fitted co-ordinates to form a robust stable numerical scheme to solve the investment lag model presented in the paper by Bar-Ilan and Strange (1996). This allows us to apply our methodology to models with different stochastic processes that does not have analytic solutions.