Recommendations & StrategiesQuestion 45 of 100
Under the strategic asset allocation approach, an investor primarily:
a.Frequently times the market based on short-term forecasts
b.Concentrates in whatever sector performed best last quarter
c.Sets long-term target weights across asset classes and periodically rebalances
d.Avoids equities entirely
Explanation
Strategic asset allocation establishes long-term target weights based on the client's goals and risk tolerance, then rebalances periodically back to those targets. It contrasts with tactical allocation, which makes shorter-term shifts. This disciplined approach reduces emotional, performance-chasing decisions.
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