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What does it mean to take a macro approach to investing?

Macro investing prioritizes economic trends and policy impacts over individual stock selection when building investment portfolios.

Updated over a week ago

Taking a macro approach to investing means focusing on big-picture economic factors that drive markets before considering individual securities. Instead of stock picking, at Allio we analyze monetary policy, fiscal decisions, and economic trends that shape entire sectors and asset classes.

This macro top-down strategy helps investors position their portfolios to potentially benefit from economic cycles and policy shifts, allowing for more strategic allocation decisions based on where we are in the economic cycle.

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