How rebalancing can boost your wealth

By Deputy editor Tim Bennett Dec 19, 2012

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Retail investors tend to buy high and sell low - the exact opposite of what they should be doing. But 'rebalancing' can help. Tim Bennett introduces the idea, and explains how it works.


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  • 1. skidmark

    (23 December 2012, 12:58AM)  Complain about this comment

    The theory only works if asset classes will always revert to their historical mean differential ratios. Is this sure to happen?

  • 2. From India

    (24 December 2012, 03:33PM)  Complain about this comment

    Hi Tim. Can you please take up a video explaining how Jérôme Kerviel , Nick lesson & Kweku Adoboli's strategies to deceive their banks.

  • 3. MarteeBee

    (03 January 2013, 02:42PM)  Complain about this comment

    Thanks Tim for the tutorials. I have had some free time since the urn of the year and thought I would learn more about the market. I have viewed some of you videos and found them very educational and they have helped me understand a great deal more about how the market and the money people work and why. Time for a change. Thank you .

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