Asset Allocation is your master plan for building and managing your investment portfolio. You decide how much to invest in different investment categories. Maybe you buy some stocks, a few bonds, a lot of cash or cash equivalents. And -- this is key -- how much of each you choose has a major impact on your investment return. Why? All asset classes do not behave equally. A market that produces strong stocks may be a blow to bonds. If you allocated your investments across the board, your slumping fruit stock may be offset by your chip bonds going gangbusters. Step one: Choose which asset classes you want in your portfolio. Then: Consider what percentage of your portfolio you want to allocate to each of these asset classes. And that concludes Asset Allocation 101.
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greendodgy 6 months ago
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markbradleyvideos 1 year ago
an introduction to asset allocation shouldn't be as simple as this... actually this is a misleading and may be a harmful introduction to the concept of asset allocation models and portfolio theory. I expect more from WallStreet e
ya7ya666 2 years ago