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The most popular funds are those that allocate no more than 50% of their total holdings to equities.
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In 1993, according to Dresdner Kleinwort Benson, financial assets accounted for 14.6% of total wealth, and equities for 16%.
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Any student of stock market history knows dividend income has accounted for a significant portion of the total return generated by equities over the past three-quarters of a century.
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With roughly 33% of the total volume in U.S. equities, and 2, 500 employees, Nasdaq OMX is rushing to push more stock trades as well as futures, options and other derivatives onto its superfast, supercheap servers before competitors like NYSE Euronext catch up.
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Equities can easily generate 10 percent annualized total returns over the next 5 to 10 years.
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Only 10% of total financing for investment this year has come from equities.
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The total fund gives us the flexibility to go heavy on equities, or light.
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Asset allocation: What percentage of your total portfolio will you allocate to U.S. equities, international stocks, U.S. bonds, high-yield bonds, etc.
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For an overall allocation to emerging markets, Mr. Hoguet recommends 13% of equities be invested in emerging markets and about 10% of total bonds.
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From 1985 to 1994, it accounted on average for 56% of the total net wealth of households, far exceeding the 32% share of equities.
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Equities account for less than 20% of Chinese households' total financial assets, compared with half in America, so price swings have less impact on spending.
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And it is true that dividends add to total return, which is the combination of dividend income realized and appreciation (once realized) from owning equities.
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