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Top-Down InvestingDefinition of 'Top-Down Investing'This describes an investing approach in which managers first look at, say, the big picture in the economy. They then predict what industries or sectors are poised to do well, and then they buy stocks within those industries. Some top-down investors begin with quantitative screens to choose sectors, while others take a more thematic approach. An example: playing the "aging of America" theme. Articles Related to 'Top-Down Investing':![]() 5 investing classicsHere's an essential reading list for the discerning investor By Covestor.com | 11/23/16 - 04:37 PM EST ![]() New Investments and Products for Retirement (March 5 2019)By Robert Powell | 03/05/19 - 07:43 AM EST |