Portfolio Strategy
Rebalancing is a risk control, not a return booster
Selling winners to buy laggards rarely raises returns — and that was never the point. What rebalancing does is keep the portfolio you own resembling the one you chose.
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Asset allocation, rebalancing, diversification, and the structural decisions that drive long-term results.
Selling winners to buy laggards rarely raises returns — and that was never the point. What rebalancing does is keep the portfolio you own resembling the one you chose.
One percentage point over 25 years on a $500,000 portfolio is more than half a million dollars. Here is how to count every layer — including the one nobody itemizes.
If one holding dominates your net worth, the honest question is whether you would buy that much of it today. Six ways to reduce exposure without a single painful decision.