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Green Energy Portfolio

By Rick Walter

Don't let profit opportunities in the Alternative Energy or Green Energy Sector pass you by. You can make money here. I am posting today, an alternative energy portfolio with a surprise positive total return for the year. I constructed this portfolio earlier this year as the industry began to heat up and its performing extremely well. This portfolio contains 5 top performing funds that invest in core alternative energy companies that produce energy from solar, wind, and bio-fuels. The portfolio is well diversified and has been optimized for an expected annual return of 8%; I believe that this portfolio will out-perform it's individual peers for the remainder of the year and next. It follows a moderate to moderate-aggressive asset allocation model, meaning it's slightly risky. However, I have balanced out the portfolio with a long-term treasury position and some metals to give this portfolio some stability.

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