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Revolutionizing Long-Term Investing: Dynamic Asset Allocation Maximizes Returns

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A Case for Dynamic Asset Allocation for Long Term Investors
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Long term investors can benefit from changing their asset allocation based on expected returns and risks. This means adjusting their investments over time instead of sticking to fixed allocations. By doing this, investors can potentially improve their results.

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