Sentence examples for move allocations from inspiring English sources

He rebalances on a quarterly schedule, or whenever the markets move allocations more than 5% from their target.

For those still nervous about timing, we use even more diversification than they might have considered, which usually means moving the allocation closer to 50-50 stocks [to] bonds.

Moving the allocation decision from an arbitrary process to a market-clearing auction should settle the debate over our economy's demand for skilled immigrant labor, and an incremental success in our highly controversial immigration debate might help break the immigration reform impasse in other areas, as well.

In year 3 the nurses in our study had moved to allocation of patients to nursing teams, but this appears to have had no effect on proportion of time spent with patients.

In particular, we ask how allocations move between time periods when correlations rise and do the results also dependent on other underlying market conditions.

They had regarded stocks as overvalued for some time, but because the fund's custom is to move deliberately before allocation shifts, it profited from the equity bubble until it was advanced; stocks sold off violently six months later.

The move follows the allocation of £80m by the executive to the Department of Health for the current financial year.

The second issue is the pace of change of moving to "target" allocations.

When a move from one allocation to another can improve the outcome for at least one actor, without harming other actors, it is a Pareto improvement.

When you are five or so years away from retirement, the rule of thumb is to move more of your allocations into bonds.

A Department of Health spokesperson said: "As the NAO recognises, there is a judgment to be made about how quickly areas can be moved to their target allocations without destabilising services.