Unmanaged Portfolio


Unmanaged Portfolio

A portfolio into which a money manager or investor places securities and then does not change those securities for a significant period of time. For example, an investment manager may buy all of the stocks on the Dow Jones Industrial Average and hold them for a period of five or 10 years. Money managers of unmanaged portfolios seek to have a well diversified set of securities. See also: Indexing, Passive investing, Value investing.