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Modern portfolio theory (MPT) is built on asset allocation, diversification, and rebalancing your portfolio without letting human emotion interfere.
Don’t panic and sell your long-term retirement investment. Instead, consider going shopping during a stock market down phase.
Understanding portfolio rebalancing is critical to reducing investor risk and meeting long-term goals.
Investors should consider four key questions for a year-end portfolio view, including portfolio rebalancing and retirement contributions.
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