“You rebalance to achieve that balance, then naturally you're going to take profits from that which was the most did the best and go down and buy those things that were less in order to get back into balance.”

Tony Robbins Podcast Daily · Billion Dollar Life Lessons Part 2 | Tony Robbins Podcast

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described a rebalancing process: when one asset class outperforms, take profits and shift into under-performing assets to maintain portfolio balance

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