THE INTELLIGENT ASSET ALLOCATOR
How to Build Your Portfolio to 
Maximize Returns and Minimize Risk
William J. Bernstein
Table of Contents
- Preface
 
 
- Foreword
 
 
- Chapter 1: General Considerations 
 
 
- Chapter 2:   Behavior of Single Asset Classes  
 The behavior of domestic and foreign asset classes in this century.
 
 
- Chapter 3:  Theoretical Considerations 
 The behavior of elementary portfolios and the relationships of asset classes.
 
 
- Chapter 4:  Behavior of Real-World Portfolios 
 The role of international and small-cap diversification.
 
 
- Chapter 5:  Optimal Portfolio Allocations 
 How to arrive at an effective asset allocation.
 
 
- Chapter 6: Market Efficiency
 Why the market is smarter than you, and everybody else. What to do about it.
 
 
- Chapter 7:  Odds and Ends  
 Value investing:  free lunch, or risky business?  The "new era," Dow 36,000. Hedging, dynamic allocation.  
Behavioral finance.
 
 
- Chapter 8:  Implementing Your Asset Allocation 
 How to actually deploy your assets.  From fast and simple to highly complex:  how to execute the plan.
 
 
- Chapter 9:  Investment Resources 
 In print, and on the Web.
 
 

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