“Portfolio based rebalancing as opposed to calendar based rebalancing, where you let your portfolio and the volatility inherently in it, particularly in the equity side of things, dictate when you trim where there's been strength, add to where there's been weakness and stay in gear.”

CNBC's "Fast Money" · Stocks Attempt Rebound After Sell-off… And The End Of Aan Era For The AI Trade? 11/6/26

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use portfolio-based rebalancing, trimming where there’s strength and adding where there’s weakness based on portfolio volatility rather than a calendar schedule

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