Asset allocation refers to ()
A: choosing which securities to hold based on their valuation.
B: investing only in "safe" securities.
C: the allocation of assets into broad asset classes.
D: bottom-up analysis.
A: choosing which securities to hold based on their valuation.
B: investing only in "safe" securities.
C: the allocation of assets into broad asset classes.
D: bottom-up analysis.
举一反三
- The asset allocation line in the mean-standard deviation plane is the connection between risk-free assets and risky assets.
- Depreciation is the systematic allocation of the depreciable amount of an asset over the asset's useful life.
- Primary market refers to the market ____________. A: that attempts to identify mispriced securities and arbitrage opportunities. B: in which investors trade already issued securities. C: where new issues of securities are offered. D: in which securities with custom-tailored characteristics are designed.
- Which of the following would not be classified as a current asset? A: cash B: marketable securities C: receivables D: investments
- A secondary market is a financial market in which new securities are traded, while a primary market is for trading second-handed securities.