core/satellite strategies

core/satellite strategies
An investment strategy based on a solid core that is surrounded by more specific satellite strategies. Trackers that follow a general, diversified index can form the core strategy, while individual shares or trackers that are based on specific sector indices ( e.g. telecom, technology, pharmacy or banks) can serve as satellite strategies. NYSE Euronext Glossary

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