Rethinking the Portfolio: The New 60

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August 19, 2014 at 12:55 AM
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Is the equity portion of the investor's portfolio in line with the current market environment? OppenheimerFunds Senior Economist Brian Levitt argues that, as a starting point, it should at least mirror the world's market capitalization. Levitt offers up more critical insight from there.

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OppenheimerFunds, in partnership with ThinkAdvisor, bring you the Investment Insight Series which features interviews with their Economist and Portfolio Managers. Learn about the current financial landscape and apply these insights to modern day portfolio construction.

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