A system for determining what percentages of investment portfolio should be in different asset classes and subclasses
Risk averse strategy
In asset allocation, dividing a portfolio amond several asset classes, which often have different risk characteristics
Asset concentration strategy
In asset allocation, a portfolio that is not diversified among several asset classes
Aggressive (investment) policy
A policy that seeks to maximize profits and thus accepts above average investment risk
Defensive (investment) policy
A policy that seeks to minimize investment risk and, perhaps, accepts correspondingly lower profit
Asset concentration
The allocation of the investments in a portfolio to only one asset class or even to just a few issues within an asset class
Modern portfolio theory
the controlling of risk for the whole portfolio by allocationg separate portions of the portfolio among asset classes that may each be volatile, but whose returns are uncorrelated or have low correlations with each other
Countercyclical movement of bond prices
the rise of investment grade bond prices against a significant decline in common stock prices, during various past recessions or depressions