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Tactical Asset Allocation

Ed Vos

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Abstract Sharpe (1992) defines asset allocation as “the allocation of an investor's portfolio across a number of ‘major’ asset classes.

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Abstract Sharpe (1992) defines asset allocation as “the allocation of an investor's portfolio across a number of ‘major’ asset classes.

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Abstract Sharpe (1992) defines asset allocation as “the allocation of an investor's portfolio across a number of ‘major’ asset classes.

Key concepts: Asset allocation, Portfolio, Asset (computer security), Portfolio allocation, Alternative asset, Sharpe ratio, Stochastic investment model, Economics

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