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"Bill Pringlemeir" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >Part of asset allocation is to reserve some cash to adjust the portfolio. Adjust the portfolio by selling x and buying y. There is no need for cash. >You should only have 0% cash when you have determined that there will be no future buy opportunities. That's market timing. If you are running a portfolio of index funds according to some appropriate asset mix, you should be fully invested and rebalance according to the asset mix. Any other way is active management. And that'll get you into holding your equity positions unchanged at the end of 1995, 96,97,98,& 99. Regards, Mike -- Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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