“If you had an equal-weighted strategy, well, if things started to get out of whack, you want to get them back to equal-weighted.”

Omar Aguilar · Masters in Business · Using Decision Science in Investing: Masters in Business with Omar Aguilar

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Use an equal-weighted portfolio as a rebalancing target: when a position deviates, buy the underweight and sell the overweight to return to equal weight

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