Create spread
One of the basic rules of a strong portfolio is a good spread. With a spread portfolio you divide your risk. With PDT, we show your spread in sectors, countries, currencies, stock markets, type of effects, strategies and brokers. This way, it is easier to support decisions and rebalance where necessary.
Shares and ETFs are divided in the following eleven sectors:
1. Energy
Exploring, extracting, storing and refining petroleum, natural gas, coal and other fuels.
Shell, BP
2. Materials
Manufacturers of chemicals, cement, glass and other construction products, packaging materials, forestry and paper, and non-energy mining companies.
Tata Steel, ArcelorMittal
3. Industry
Manufacturers of capital goods, transport including shipping companies and airlines and railway companies, and commercial service providers including employment and accountancy firms.
Alfen, Caterpillar
4. Consumer Luxury Goods
Also known as consumer discretionary or cyclical stocks. Automotive manufacturers, home appliance manufacturers, textile companies, the travel industry, casinos, hotels and theme parks, media companies, and retail - both in stores and online.
Daimler, H&M
5. Basic consumer goods
Also known as consumer staples or noncyclical stocks. Producers of foodstuffs, beverages and other consumer products, supermarkets, agricultural companies and manufacturers of tobacco products.
Ahold Delhaize, Unilever
6. Healthcare
Drug manufacturers, medical equipment suppliers and hospitals.
Galapagos, Johnson & Johnson
7. Financial Services
Banks, insurers and property managers.
ING, Rabobank
8. Information Technology
Companies which are active in the development and production of hardware and software.
Adyen, AMSL
9. Communication Services
Telephone companies, cable companies, media and entertainment.
Netflix, KPN
10. Utilities
Companies which are active in the production and distribution of electricity, natural gas and water.
Duke Energy Corp.
11. Real Estate
Companies that develop, purchase and resell or rent real estate.
Wereldhave, Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield
Each sector has its own specific characteristics. In general, consumer staples, health care, utilities and communications services, and defensive sectors are quite stable. The financial services industry is rapidly falling into crisis.
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