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In this episode, Rusty and Robyn talk with Justin Christofel, Portfolio Manager at BlackRock.
For more than a decade, Justin has been overseeing and managing income-oriented multi-asset portfolios. His focus is to generate a consistent level of cash flow for clients, particularly for those who are living through retirement.
Justin talks with Rusty and Robyn about active management strategies, the challenge of measuring volatility for the investing population, and the need for a disciplined and methodical investing approach during highly inflationary periods.
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[15:45] - “We're trying to hit singles and doubles consistently for clients. We're not trying to hit triples and home runs. And we're certainly trying hard not to strike out. We want to get on base all the time.” - Justin Christofel
[22:19] - “A little bit of volatility in the short run begets a much healthier backdrop for taking risk over time. I think continuing to run pretty high allocations to equities focused more so on value and dividend orientations, as opposed to the sexier growth stuff that's worked over the last three to five years makes a lot of sense.” - Justin Christofel
[26:51] - “As much as we all like to think that there's a science to investing, that having a great process or focusing on the fundamentals and valuations will lead to success, I think perhaps equally important is managing emotions, and kind of combating the falsehoods and the biases and the tricks that our minds can play on us.” - Justin Christofel
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0260-OPS-2/9/2022
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In this episode, Rusty and Robyn talk with Justin Christofel, Portfolio Manager at BlackRock.
For more than a decade, Justin has been overseeing and managing income-oriented multi-asset portfolios. His focus is to generate a consistent level of cash flow for clients, particularly for those who are living through retirement.
Justin talks with Rusty and Robyn about active management strategies, the challenge of measuring volatility for the investing population, and the need for a disciplined and methodical investing approach during highly inflationary periods.
Key Takeaways
Quotes
[15:45] - “We're trying to hit singles and doubles consistently for clients. We're not trying to hit triples and home runs. And we're certainly trying hard not to strike out. We want to get on base all the time.” - Justin Christofel
[22:19] - “A little bit of volatility in the short run begets a much healthier backdrop for taking risk over time. I think continuing to run pretty high allocations to equities focused more so on value and dividend orientations, as opposed to the sexier growth stuff that's worked over the last three to five years makes a lot of sense.” - Justin Christofel
[26:51] - “As much as we all like to think that there's a science to investing, that having a great process or focusing on the fundamentals and valuations will lead to success, I think perhaps equally important is managing emotions, and kind of combating the falsehoods and the biases and the tricks that our minds can play on us.” - Justin Christofel
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