An integrated asset allocation strategy involves:
A) adhering to a long-term mix by rebalancing the portfolio as necessary.
B) an all encompassing strategy that examines market conditions and investor objectives and constraints.
C) moderately active asset allocation approach to deviate from long-term strategies to take advantage of market timing skills.
D) timing passive investment strategy with extensive indexing of the portfolio.

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An integrated asset allocation strategy encompasses a comprehensive approach that considers market conditions as well as the investor's objectives and constraints, rather than focusing solely on rebalancing, market timing, or passive strategies.

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