The target fund - BlackRock Global Allocation Fund (BGF) - invests globally in equity, bonds, and short-term securities, of both corporate and government issuers. It is about as close to a market portfolio as you can get and BlackRock is the world's largest asset manager. If you could, would it make sense to put 90% or more of the risky portion of your investible funds in BGF? Justify your answer.

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Yes putting 90 or more of the risky portion of your investible funds in the BlackRock Global Allocation Fund BGF could be a sensible strategy but ther... View the full answer