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Rebalancing

Investing
Adjusting portfolio holdings back to target asset allocation percentages by buying or selling investments.

Example

Example: If you are building a $100,000 investment portfolio, rebalancing directly affects your strategy and returns. This concept — adjusting portfolio holdings back to target asset allocation percentages by buying or selling — influences decisions about what to buy, when to sell, and how to manage risk. Understanding it can mean the difference between strong long-term performance and costly mistakes. Model your portfolio with our investment calculator.

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