Development of Your Own Investment Program The earlier chapters in this book have been designed to acquaint you, in a somewhat panoramic fashion, with the entire range of marketable securities and the workings of the marketplace. With this background of information you should, by now, be quite well prepared to appraise the usefulness and function of each class of security and, more specifically, to design a long-range investment program suitably tailored to your own individual needs. Three Types of Investment Programs The type of security account you should be working toward depends of course on your own particular objectives and goals. You will probably find that the program you prefer will fall into one of three main categories: (1) conservative investment primarily for income; (2) a less conservative portfolio of securities combining lower yields with greater potential for capital gain (a so-called businessman's risk program); or (3) a program minimizing income and laying major stress on capital gains, usually from long-term retention of "growth" securities. In all three of these programs certain fundamental investment procedures should be observed. First, any and every security decision made must be based on facts”not on rumor, hearsay, or a "tip.

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