Which of the following would NOT be a condition for rebalancing a portfolio?
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Impact of trades on security prices represents a cost of rebalancing. Changing time horizon may necessitate changes in asset mix. Changes in wealth may alter the client's risk preference. New securities may allow asset allocation shifts with lower transaction costs or create more efficient portfolios. Changing time horizon may necessitate changes in asset mix. Changes in wealth may alter the client's risk preference. New securities may allow asset allocation shifts with lower transaction costs or create more efficient portfolios.
Impact of trades on security prices represents a cost of rebalancing. Changing time horizon may necessitate changes in asset mix. Changes in wealth may alter the client's risk preference. New securities may allow asset allocation shifts with lower transaction costs or create more efficient portfolios.
Changing time horizon may necessitate changes in asset mix. Changes in wealth may alter the client's risk preference. New securities may allow asset allocation shifts with lower transaction costs or create more efficient portfolios.
The cost of not rebalancing the portfolio includes all of the following EXCEPT:
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This is a cost of trading due to rebalancing.
This is a cost of trading due to rebalancing.
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