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Drift |
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The tendency of a broker or investment manager offering a particular
investment style to change in style over time.
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This
occurs for any number of reasons including the manager responding
to changing investment trends or not responding to changes in style
of holdings.
A good example of this is the recent dot-com boom. Many managers found
room to justify tech stocks in their portfolio because everybody was
buying them. |
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