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Automatic Rebalancing

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Automatic Rebalancing
A strategy in which gaining investments in a portfolio are sold and the profits reinvested in an out-of-favor industry or stock. Because the out-of-favor stocks are not followed closely, they may be undervalued. Automatic rebalancing may therefore result in higher gains at the same level of risk.


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Additionally, automatic contribution escalation is now offered by 47 percent of plans (up from 17 percent in 2006) and automatic rebalancing is offered by 49 percent of plans (up from 27 percent in 2006).
If you are looking at an automatic rebalancing of your portfolio without the hassle of rebalancing and the incidence of taxation on every transaction, hybrid funds are an ideal option.
Allen also noted that target date mutual funds managed by a single provider were a good first step because they provided diversification, automatic rebalancing and built-in risk management.
 
 
 
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