Asset allocation D A. This is a program offered to stockholders where they can choose to receive dividends in the form of additional shares of the company's stock. Diversification B. This is the term used to describe how to distribute your investment money into different investment vehicles. Rebalancing This refers to stocks of companies that have annual revenues of less than $250 million. Risk-free rate This is an authorized document that allows another person to vote instead of the owner of the stock. Proxy E. This term is calculated by dividing annual dividends received per share with the market price of the share. Dividend yield F. This is a strategy designed to reduce the risk by using a mix of securities for your investment portfolio. Stock dividends G. This term is used for distributions that an investor receives by getting additional stock of the company as a supplement or instead of cash dividends on the existing stock. Dividend reinvestment plan (DRP) This refers to stocks of companies with large market values which is calculated by multiplying the number of company's shares outstanding by its stock price. Large-cap stocks I. This is the rate of return on short-term Treasury bills which is considered to be free from any type of default risk. Small-cap stocks J. This refers to the process of redistributing the proportion of assets in your portfolio as defined in your investment plan