The Stock Market: Your Crash Plan
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A simpler plan is to rebalance each quarter to keep your desired mix of stocks, bonds and cash steady. That has the salutary effect of forcing you to sell the asset that has risen most and buy the bargains. Today that means swapping stocks for bonds and cash.
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