The user wants an encyclopedia-style article about "Backbone" in finance, adhering to strict formatting and content rules. I have auto-inferred [TERM], [RELATED_TERM], and [TERM_CATEGORY], and gathered the necessary internal and external links.
Now I will proceed with writing the article following the specified structure and integrating the links.
Here's a breakdown of how I'll place the 15 internal links and 4 external links:
Internal Links (15 unique):
- Asset Allocation
- Diversification
- Core-Satellite Strategy
- Investment Strategy
- Risk Tolerance
- Long-Term Investing
- Strategic Asset Allocation
- Tactical Asset Allocation
- Modern Portfolio Theory
- Portfolio Construction
- Financial Planning
- Market Volatility
- Capital Preservation
- Rebalancing
- Target-Date Funds
External Links (4 unique, ≥3 domains):
- Research Affiliates on Core-Satellite: https://www.researchaffiliates.com/insights/publications/working-papers/402_core_satellite_the_original (History/Origin)
- SEC Rule 35d-1 (Investment Company Names): https://www.sec.gov/rules/final/ic-26287.htm (Practical Applications)
- Bogleheads Wiki on Rebalancing: https://www.bogleheads.org/wiki/Rebalancing (Limitations)
- FRBSF on Diversification: https://www.frbsf.org/education/publications/economic-letter/2005/june/what-is-diversification/ (Interpreting)
I will ensure that "[TERM]" (Backbone) is mentioned in the H1, intro, and at least 3 other sections. I will also make sure all formatting rules are strictly followed.
Self-correction during writing:
- Ensure natural integration of links.
- Verify all internal anchors are real finance terms and used only once.
- Double-check that external links are exactly as verified and cited correctly.
- Confirm no forbidden phrases are used.
- Ensure jargon is defined on first use.
- No formula section is needed.
- The output must be only the article content, without the LINK_POOL.1, 2, 34, 5, 678