Mastering the Art of Asset Allocation by David Darst

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Mastering the Art of Asset Allocation by David Darst

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Zusammenfassung

Helps you gain insights into why asset allocation works. This work examines the inner working of many asset allocation strategies and covers topics ranging from ways to determine the portfolio value of asset classes to insights into changing patterns of investment returns and standard deviations in different time periods and market environments.

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Mastering the Art of Asset Allocation by David Darst

Gain new insights into why asset allocation works and learn advanced investing strategies You know that asset allocation requires much more than cookie-cutter analysis. You want precise, detailed techniques for analyzing and applying asset allocation principles. The high-level, applications-oriented Mastering the Art of Asset Allocation examines the inner working of numerous asset allocation strategies and covers everything from ways to determine the portfolio value of various asset classes to insights into changing patterns of investment returns and standard deviations in different time periods and market environments.

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David M. Darst, CFA, is a managing director of Morgan Stanley. He serves as Chairman of the Asset Allocation Committee and Chief Investment Strategist of the Global Wealth Management Group. Darst was the founding president of the Morgan Stanley Investment Group.
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ISBN 13 9780071463348
ISBN 10 0071463348
Titel Mastering the Art of Asset Allocation
Autor David Darst
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Bindungsart Hardback
Verlag McGraw-Hill Education - Europe
Erscheinungsjahr 2007-11-16
Seitenanzahl 356
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