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Of the 80% of millionaires that personally involved in their investment portfolios, 20% delegate most or all of their investment decisions to their financial advisor and 70% trust their financial advisor to help them grow their investments, the survey found.
About 71% say they take advice from others on investments, but then follow their own instincts, the survey said.
In addition, 92% of investors have stayed in the stock market “despite the recession, a fragile recovery and continued market volatility,” said Mark Jordahl, president of U.S. Bank Wealth Management Group, in a statement.
“They haven’t overreacted,” he added. “They’ve maintained a balanced approach to risk and its potential rewards, and while they are guardedly optimistic about the U.S. economy for 2011 and achieving their short-term investment goals, they say they are confident about achieving their long-term investment goals over the next six to ten years.”
Exactly 47% said their investment risk tolerance has not changed during the last three years, according to the survey.
In the last three years, 47% made no change in their allocation to equities, 47% made no change in their allocation to cash and 42% made no change in their allocation to fixed income, the survey showed.