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Which of the following is typically a characteristic of a strategic asset allocation approach?

Strategic asset allocation involves setting long-term target asset weights based on a client's objectives and risk, and then rebalancing periodically to maintai

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Question: Which of the following is typically a characteristic of a strategic asset allocation approach?

Answer options:

  • Frequent and significant shifts in asset weights based on market forecasts. ✅ Establishing long-term target asset weights and periodically rebalancing.
  • Focusing solely on minimizing transaction costs.
  • Attempting to time market movements for short-term gains.

Correct answer: Establishing long-term target asset weights and periodically rebalancing.

Explanation: Strategic asset allocation involves setting long-term target asset weights based on a client's objectives and risk, and then rebalancing periodically to maintain those targets, rather than making frequent tactical shifts.

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