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Reuters this monthly asset allocation survey was conducted on 12-26 February, visiting 51 fund managers and investment directors in Europe, the United States, the United Kingdom and Japan.
The respondents lowered the overall stock allocation in the global portfolio to more than 1 percentage points to 49%, the lowest since November, and raised the cash position to five month high 4.9%.
"The stock bubble burst, and the trend is expected to continue for some time," said John Husselbee, head of Liontrust's multiple asset division.
Kleinwort Hambros, chief investment officer Mouhammed Choukeir added that although the global economy in 2018 will continue to increase, but the difficulty is likely to increase.
Some fund managers emphasize the importance of reducing the risk of falling through effective hedging strategies, while others admire the use of alternative investment to obtain unrelated returns.
The survey showed that the ratio of the fund to alternative investment rose to 7.7%, the highest since July 2016. The areas of alternative investment include commodities and hedge funds.
The global stock market in February fell 4.3%, down for the first time since October 2016 on the line. However, in the survey participants to answer questions related to the stock market bull market, there are still 86% stocks that are likely to increase, break through the end of January hit a record high.
"The US GDP continues to be driven by expenditure. In the next year, the profit growth of the S & P 500 Index constituent companies is about 16%, so we believe that there is still room for positive returns in the medium term," said Oliver Blackbourn, Henderson, a multi asset investment fund manager.

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