Definition
The division of a portfolio among major asset classes.
Why it’s relevant today
Changing rates alter the relative appeal of stocks, bonds, and cash.
Why it matters
Allocation often drives more risk than individual security selection.
The division of a portfolio among major asset classes.
Changing rates alter the relative appeal of stocks, bonds, and cash.
Allocation often drives more risk than individual security selection.
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