Rebalancing an investment portfolio is an action to return the composition (in percentage) of an investment portfolio to its initial/basic composition. Rebalancing was carried out after investment had passed for some time but did not increase as expected.
Investment portfolios are usually prepared according to the level of investment risk profile and the returns you want to obtain. Investors usually rebalance their portfolios periodically, such as every 3 months, or 6 months and/or once a year. Investors often rebalance after the investment instrument reaches the profit target, so rebalancing is done not only to minimize the risk of loss but also when the investment has made a profit. Have you ever rebalanced your investment portfolio?
Investment portfolios are usually prepared according to the level of investment risk profile and the returns you want to obtain. Investors usually rebalance their portfolios periodically, such as every 3 months, or 6 months and/or once a year. Investors often rebalance after the investment instrument reaches the profit target, so rebalancing is done not only to minimize the risk of loss but also when the investment has made a profit. Have you ever rebalanced your investment portfolio?
