Introduction:
Portfolio rebalancing is a crucial aspect of investment management that involves adjusting the weightings of assets in your portfolio to maintain desired risk and return characteristics. It allows investors to optimize their investment returns by realigning their portfolios with their financial goals and risk tolerance.
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When you initially set up your investment portfolio, you may allocate a certain percentage of your funds to different asset classes such as stocks, bonds, and cash. Over time, due to market fluctuations, some assets may outperform while others underperform, leading to a deviation from your original asset allocation . . .
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