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Is rebalancing a member of a set of alpha-seeking strategies known as mean reversion? If so, is there actually anything special about rebalancing in the long run, other than the fact that you are trying to reduce the risk exposure and therefore reduce the return exposure? Also, if you insert a caveat and say some asset classes don't exhibit mean reversion, aren't you essentially putting on a forward-looking arbitrage bet concerning the nature of mean reversion? So what is special about rebalancing, I am completely baffled here. I have a strong feeling you are using backwards looking strategies of mean reversion and cloaking this with terminology.
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