Stock allocation refers to the process of distributing or assigning the stocks or shares of a company to different individuals or entities. It determines who gets how much ownership or investment in the company. Full definition
Also, I've seen a number of studies which argue that those near retirement should maintain high stock allocations in order to maximize their expected wealth. (thinkadvisor.com)
Both strategies call for high stock allocations when prices are at low or fair - value levels. (arichlife.passionsaving.com)