Phrases with «rebalance»

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The term "rebalance" means to adjust or redistribute something in order to restore balance or stability. Full definition

«to rebalance» + noun

Adjective + «rebalance»

«rebalance» + noun

Sentences with «rebalance»

  • With the portfolio rebalancing of your geographical index funds, you divide your extra profits from the fastest runner over the different funds. (stocktrendinvesting.com)
  • They also investigated the cumulative payoff in dollar terms of investing $ 1 in the portfolios having the highest values of our value measures with monthly portfolio rebalancing in the 1980 — 2011 period. (greenbackd.com)
  • Take your volatility were it will actually pay off (stocks) and use bonds as the stable portion to control emotions and use for rebalancing when stocks fall. (awealthofcommonsense.com)
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