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Portfolio Asset Allocation

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Portfolio asset allocation
The distribution, by type of asset, of a portfolio's holdings.

Portfolio Asset Allocation
An active management strategy for a portfolio with a basic set of securities. The investor changes the securities represented in the portfolio as his/her investment goals change. It is important to note, however, that asset allocation implies diversification to the portfolio. The investor or money manager may use fundamental, technical and/or macroeconomic analysis in determining when and how to change the securities in the portfolio.


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