The type of company
What we invest in, and why it fits the strategy.
How Manivest invests: the kinds of companies, the amounts and the time we stay invested. A cautious approach, built to avoid over-trading.
(Move your cursor to clear the glass)By looking at our past investments, you get a sense of what a typical investment looks like for us: from the type of company, to the amount we invest, to the length of time we stay invested.
What we invest in, and why it fits the strategy.
Position sizes that respect risk capital, the money that can be lost without jeopardizing your security.
How long we stay invested. We take a more cautious approach to avoid over-trading.
“Successful investing is about managing risk, not avoiding it.”Benjamin Graham
Schwarz Tech Solution
N&SA Partners
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Raisman
Tech
Giselle.k
Smart Partners
Start Web
Joanne Corporate ServicesDetails for each holding (sector, position and time held) are shared with clients on request.
Request the portfolioReal people, real progress, in their own words.
“The 2020 pandemic left me laid off without a goal or purpose. I started day trading as a hobby, but Manivest helped me turn it into a career.”
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Manivest is sponsoring its very first student athlete for the upcoming Junior Olympics in Oregon, giving this young talent the opportunity to compete on a national stage.
As a follower of Manivest, you’re invited to join in. Your contribution can make a real difference in helping our sponsored athlete achieve their dreams, and contributions can be made through Cash App. Together, we can empower and uplift the next generation of athletes.
Ask how to contributeTrading involves substantial risk and is not for every investor. Risk capital is money that can be lost without jeopardizing one’s financial security or lifestyle. Only risk capital should be used for trading, and only those with sufficient risk capital should consider trading. Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results.