PFMP · Question #336
As a portfolio manager, you know that optimizing a portfolio has the focus of maintaining a balanced portfolio. When optimizing a portfolio, what is the state of the portfolio components that will…
The correct answer is D. Prioritized. When optimizing a portfolio, the components being balanced are in the Prioritized state, meaning they have already been scored, ranked, and ordered before the balancing activity takes place.
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As a portfolio manager, you know that optimizing a portfolio has the focus of maintaining a balanced portfolio. When optimizing a portfolio, what is the state of the portfolio components that will be balanced?
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- ASelected
- BIdentified
- CScored And Ranked
- DPrioritized
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- C4% (1)
- D91% (21)
Why each option
When optimizing a portfolio, the components being balanced are in the Prioritized state, meaning they have already been scored, ranked, and ordered before the balancing activity takes place.
Selected components have already passed through optimization and been formally approved for execution - they are beyond the balancing stage.
Identified components are in the earliest stage of the portfolio life cycle and have not yet been scored, ranked, or prioritized, making them unavailable for balancing.
Scored and Ranked is an intermediate state that precedes prioritization; components proceed through scoring and ranking before reaching a fully prioritized state ready for balancing.
Portfolio optimization acts on components that have already undergone prioritization through scoring and ranking. Prioritization establishes the relative importance and value of each component, providing the necessary ordered baseline from which the portfolio manager can balance the mix to achieve the desired strategic outcomes.
Concept tested: Portfolio component state during optimization and balancing
Source: https://www.pmi.org/pmbok-guide-standards/foundational/standard-for-portfolio-management
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