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Monday links: following a recipe

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Asset allocation Asset allocation is not a science. insights.finominal.com) Economy Aging isn't great for economic growth. calculatedriskblog.com) Earlier on Abnormal Returns Adviser links: reducing portfolio volatility. obliviousinvestor.com) Diversification reduces the risk of adverse outcomes.

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Tuesday links: dislocated from reality

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morningstar.com) Alternative assets are not all that alternative. wired.com) Asset allocation How various asset classes performed during a recession. bonddad.blogspot.com) Economy Economic anxiety isn't going anywhere. abnormalreturns.com) Adviser links: building your bench.

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Sunday links: poor listeners

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awealthofcommonsense.com) There are a lot of different asset allocations you can live with. wsj.com) The economic schedule for the coming week. abnormalreturns.com) Are you a financial adviser looking for some out-of-the-box thinking? nytimes.com) It's easy to load up on cash, harder to put it to work.

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Sunday links: your propensity to panic

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Strategy Shifting your asset allocation based on economic forecasts is a fool's errand. disciplinefunds.com) The economic schedule for the coming week. abnormalreturns.com) Are you a financial adviser looking for some out-of-the-box thinking? abnormalreturns.com) What you missed in our Saturday linkfest.

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Friday links: a complex reality

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theirrelevantinvestor.com) A proper asset allocation is a precondition to avoid market-related panic. rogersplanning.blogspot.com) Joe Wiggins, "Financial markets are about the decisions made by other people." realpage.com) Companies are still hiring even though there are signs of economic weakness.

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What is a Good Financial Advisor to Client Ratio?

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For instance, financial advisors serving high-net-worth individuals may find that they require fewer clients to achieve their financial objectives compared to those targeting a broader demographic. In financial services, this translates to diminishing returns in client service quality as the client base expands.