There are a few ways to rebalance a portfolio, but a new study suggests that the best method is to not rebalance at all. Researchers found that while rebalancing does help align portfolios to client ...

Investing isn't a one-and-done activity. Choosing stocks, bonds and funds in the right proportions is a delicate balancing act. Once you've selected those asset allocations, the common wisdom is to ...

Think about how you approach retirement planning. Most people pour energy into financial rebalancing, carefully adjusting ...

For many of us, investing is how we save for retirement, college education and other life events. After setting our financial goals and building a diversified portfolio, we can watch our investments ...

As many advisers know, portfolio rebalancing and optimization has many benefits for their clients. Investors’ portfolios can stay on track, reallocated due to changes in goals or risk tolerance, and ...

Helping a client reach their financial goals while managing risk is the most fundamental part of an investment advisor’s job. While we can all agree that rebalancing is key to doing it well, there is ...

PSE index changes highlight rotation toward high-yield, liquid names, with REITs gaining from passive inflows.

Editor's note: Read the latest on how the coronavirus is rattling the markets and what investors can do to navigate it. Numerous studies have delved into the topic of whether rebalancing a ...

It is very difficult to make the case for lightening up on stocks when the market is going up. It has been said the market goes up like an escalator, but down like an elevator. If you bang the drum on ...

That's the current asset allocation of a portfolio that was 60% equity/40% bond when the current market rally began in March 2009, assuming that none of the positions had been added to or subtracted ...

With the freeze, MSCI has halted all increases in Foreign Inclusion Factors (FIF) and Number of Shares (NOS); it will not ...

Nifty rollovers into the February series stood at 70.75%, marginally above the 3-month average of 70.60%, but clearly below ...