Term Answer Description Asset allocation A. This term is used when a company distributes a portion of its earnings to its shareholders in the form of additional stock of the company as a supplement or in place of cash dividends. This is the return on an investment that is considered to have zero default risk. Diversification B. Rebalancing C. This is the percentage return that an investor earns from the dividends paid on a common stock. Risk-free rate D. This refers to stocks of companies that have a total market value of less than $2 billion. This refers to stocks of companies that have a total market value of more than $10 billion. This refers to the process of reallocating your investment into assets so that you can maintain the risk exposure you prefer. This document assigns the voting rights of a shareholder to another party. This is a strategy designed to reduce the risk by using a mix of securities for your investment portfolio Proxy E. Dividend yield F. G. Dividend reinvestment plan (DRP) Large-cap stocks H. I. This is a program offered to stockholders where they can choose to receive dividends in the form of additional shares of the company's stock. Small-cap stocks J. This is the term used to describe how to distribute your investment money into different investment vehicles