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Post by dutchman on Mar 17, 2018 10:55:54 GMT
hi,
how do you manage your auto invest portfolios?
Do you use them at all?
At the moment I have set up 10 (auto invest) portfolios to spread risk and diversify, mainly 1 per originator sometimes per country.
But it seems even with auto invest, the market changes and you have to check if there are loans available for each portfolio, and tune the parameters
It would be helpful if Mintos (in the auto invest screen), added a column in the overview with the number of loans currently matching that auto invest portfolio’s criteria. (like it does when you edit that line)
That way you can quickly see if a portfolio is still good/useful or, in case there are 0 loans matching the criteria it needs editing (changes to time or % interest, etc)
I’m interested how you handle this, etc…
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Post by david42 on Apr 2, 2018 21:51:39 GMT
I use Autoinvest portfolios to limit my exposure to each originator, while getting the best available terms from each originator. - I create one auto-invest portfolio per loan originator so that I can set a different target interest rate appropriate to each originator.
- I aim to trim my targets to leave some uninvested cash on the account ready to automatically buy loans when they are offered on the best terms. For example Money Metro sometimes releases loans at 12.5%, so I leave an Auto-invest portfolio waiting to buy those loans when they are available.
- I regularly review the level of spare cash and trim the terms of each portfolio to ensure I am buying enough loans from each originator to spread my risk between originators.
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Post by nellerdk on Apr 8, 2018 10:51:28 GMT
I diversify as much as possible
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