Sentences with phrase «allocation taken at a time»

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They suggested that I fix the sector allocation, but it is just taking a very long time to do so at my pace.

Take the time to review your TSP and other account asset allocations now to see where you are at and where you need to be.

Eh, I'd say we should consider our risk profile here as well, and by taking that into account, we feel perfectly fine with our asset allocation at this time.

Actually, I'd been doing the same thing for quite some time and only after years of study, experience and losing money did I realize that I should really take a closer look at diversified asset allocation.

Those going with a zero stock allocation took an emotional risk that they would become frustrated with «missing out» on those great short - term returns and would abandon the strategy just at the worst possible time for doing so.

At times like this you have to remind yourself that the entire purpose of asset allocation is to ensure that you're never taken by surprise by the market's next move.

While it's not clear (to me at least) that market sentiment has completely swung the other way now, it may be time to take a look at your current asset allocation.

As I've explained here before, I tend to be much better at building up multiple holdings over time (averaging in) these days, so it can take much longer now for any single holding to be finally complete (in terms of reaching a target allocation).

FI represents a small allocation (< 20 %) but what I've done is hopefully gained a better yield for the risk I'm taking vs. investing in Governments at this time which yield (in real terms) virtually nothing.

Many stock investors reject claims that they should lower their stock allocations at times of high prices on grounds that it would be a mistake to show a reluctance to take on risk.

However, it is better to reduce your stock allocation directly at such times (taking your lumps early, if necessary) as opposed to rebalancing (and having to take bigger lumps later).

But if you really can't do without the psychological crutch of dollar - cost averaging, then I suggest at least minimize its shortcomings by reducing the amount of time it takes to get to your target asset allocation.

So now's the time to take a stab at what allocation you think is better, then go with that until your account (s) settle with your new custodian.

At the same time, they must take overall responsibility for how the fund is constructed, looking at the bigger picture and considering issues such as asset allocatioAt the same time, they must take overall responsibility for how the fund is constructed, looking at the bigger picture and considering issues such as asset allocatioat the bigger picture and considering issues such as asset allocation.