Not exact matches
The Global Market Index (GMI), an unmanaged benchmark that holds all the major
asset classes in market - value
weights, clawed back
into positive terrain last month.
The report is parsed
into multiple tables covering different time periods and different
asset classes, and is provided in both equal -
weight and
asset -
weighted returns.
Back then, his portfolio consisted of evenly
weighting seven
asset classes into a portfolio.
You could just let them be overweighted, change the allocation
weights, or let 5 % spill
into the Mid-cap
asset class by saying it holds some mid-cap growth stocks (because they usually do).
We invest in accordance with the investor's strategic
asset allocation, and when the market carries
asset -
class weights away from their targets, we sell part of the overweighted ones (typically the ones that have appreciated) and we reinvest the proceeds
into the underweighted
asset classes (typically those that have depreciated) in order to bring the portfolio back to its strategic
asset allocation.