Portfolio management is the process of selecting and overseeing a group of investments in order to achieve specific financial goals.

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It involves creating a diversified mix of assets in order to minimize risk and maximize returns.

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Portfolio managers use different investment strategies, such as asset allocation and diversification, to manage and adjust a portfolio.

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They also monitor and review the portfolio's performance regularly and make changes as necessary.

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Portfolio management can be done by individuals or by professional portfolio managers working for financial institutions.

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Different types of portfolios include aggressive, conservative, and balanced, each with different risk and return characteristics.

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Investment selection is based on the individual's risk tolerance, investment horizon, and financial goals.

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Portfolio managers also need to consider the economic and market conditions and make decisions accordingly.

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Modern Portfolio theory, Capital Asset Pricing Model, and other financial models are used to help with investment decision making.

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Portfolio management is a continuous process that requires regular monitoring, adjusting and rebalancing to align with the investor's goals and risk tolerance.

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