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Simulation Exercise:

Trading for Wealth Accumulation

The objective of this simulation exercise is to provide you with a hands-on experience in trading for wealth accumulation. By developing and managing a Financial Mastery Portfolio, you will learn about investment strategies, the impact of leverage on potential returns and losses, and risk management.

Early in the semester, you were directed to create a Wall Street Journal Watchlist to research and select equities and bonds to develop an investment portfolio. In doing so, you were instructed to consider various factors, such as asset allocation, investment goals, diversification, and risk tolerance.

Since then, you have completed content areas in preparation for the Securities Industry Essentials (SIE) examination that are related to researching, selecting, and managing equities and bonds in an investment portfolio.

Additionally, you had the opportunity to complete the Bloomberg Finance Fundamentals (BFF) and Bloomberg Market Concepts   (BMC)  certifications.  The  completion of enhances your professional competencies in finance, and, also, your ability to better research, select, and manage equities and bonds in an investment portfolio.

Now, given all that experience, you will develop an investment strategy and begin to implement and manage your investment portfolio.

By the end of the course, assuming you have been keeping task on the above referenced assignments, you will have achieved the following:

•    Obtained the initial license for becoming a financial professional

•    Obtained two industry certifications that are added value on your resume

•    Implemented a Financial Mastery Portfolio (i.e. Investment Policy Strategy, Financial Assessment, Watchlist, Portfolio, and Packaged Products) to guide your future wealth accumulation.

Outline for Developing an Investment Policy Strategy (IPS)

I. Develop an Investment Policy Strategy (IPS)

•        Purpose & goals of the portfolio

•        Target asset allocation

•        Rebalancing rules

•        Tax considerations

•        Withdrawal strategy

•        Guidelines for reviewing & adjusting strategy

II. Define Your Financial Goals

•        Short-term goals (1–3 years):

•        Medium-term goals (3–10 years):

•         Long-term goals (10+ years):

III. Assess Your Financial Situation

•         Net worth statement:

•  Assets vs liabilities

•         Cash flow analysis:

•  Income, expenses, savings rate

•         Emergency fund check:

•  1 year of living expenses saved

•         Debt situation:

•  High-interest debt vs manageable debt

IV. Determine Your Risk Tolerance

•        Personal comfort with market fluctuations

•        Time horizon for each goal

•        Ability to take on risk (financial capacity)

•        Use risk tolerance questionnaires/tools

V. Choose an Asset Allocation

•         Decide on the mix of asset classes:

•  Stocks (domestic/international)

•  Bonds (government/corporate, short/long-term)

•  Real estate

•  Cash equivalents

•  Alternatives (crypto, commodities, private equity)

•         Diversify across sectors and geographies

•         Adjust based on risk and time horizon

VI. Select Investment Vehicles

•        Individual securities (stocks, bonds)

•         Mutual funds / Index funds / ETFs

•        Retirement accounts (401k, IRA, Roth IRA, etc.)

•        Taxable brokerage accounts

•        Tax-advantaged options (HSAs, 529s)

VII. Monitor and Rebalance

•        Review portfolio performance regularly (quarterly or annually)

•        Rebalance to maintain target asset allocation

•        Adjust for major life changes (marriage, children, inheritance, etc.)

•        Stay the course and avoid emotional reactions to market volatility

VIII. Evaluate and Adjust

•        Annual review of goals and strategy

•        Performance vs benchmarks

•        Tax efficiency and optimization

•        Update IPS if circumstances change