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Episode 9: "Stay Balanced, Stay Successful" The Power of Portfolio Rebalancing!
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Learn why portfolio rebalancing is essential for achieving your long-term financial goals. In this video, we dive into the importance of sticking to your investment plan and staying balanced over time. Using stocks and bonds as examples, I explain how to maintain the right mix to align with your goals and risk tolerance. Discover why rebalancing isn't a 'set it and forget it' strategy—it's an active role you must take to review and adjust your investments periodically. Stay balanced to stay successful ! 🌟 Watch now and learn how to stay balanced for the journey ahead!
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60% stock and 40% bounce your bound
portfolio is 42,000 and your stock
portfolio is 72,000 Bo side don't invest
in trampoline so is this always like
kind of the golden rule you always want
to remain balanced wouldn't you want to
sell when it's high and buy when it's
low theom
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for how are
you I'm so excited to see you how you
doing B I'm doing great bashem welcome
to another beautiful day in hashem's
world and let's try to do the right
thing one more time okay and uh see how
how we can be of service that's what
it's all
about um yeah I I tell you what I don't
like to mix together two
conversations because I want people to
be able to take out value from each
conversation independent if they listen
to other episodes or not okay uh but
this time I think I'm going to deviate
from that because I do want to address
we spoke last in the last conversation
we spoke about diversification the
importance of diversification so the
topic that we're going to discuss today
is a little
bit uh has a little bit of Shas to the
topic of of
diversification okay so that's why I
want to talk about it and it's called
rebalancing portfolio rebalance
balancing okay so the question becomes
let's say that you do a good job in
diversification and we're not going to
make it complicated for this
conversation for this for the sake of
this conversation we're going to make it
sound as the person has 60% of his
portfolio in
stock and 40% of his portfolio in bounce
okay that's the diversification I'm not
saying it's a good diversification I'm
just 60 in stock and 40 and what was the
other one bounce
B bonds got it okay sorry I just didn't
hear the N clearly so I heard bonds and
I didn't hear bonds you B like Bobs you
he I heard like I heard like bounce and
I didn't hear BNS I wasn't clear what
you're referring to like you thought
like bouncing a ball is that what like I
thought I thought trampolines or
something you
know are you are you original from from
England or from Canada no no originally
from the Midwest in America by the way I
don't know if you know my my parents
were were raised in
Argentina I didn't know that no and I
have a lot of times people ask me from
where my my my Spanish accent comes they
ask me if Spanish is my first language
interesting you know goam of course you
know my first language is yish but they
asked me Spanish and and then I I tell
them no they then they asked me where
Where Were You Raised I tell them in New
York no way how come what's the you you
know what the question and I they say
because you have a South American
accent I hear yes and yeah and you know
and it's true I have a South American
accent sometimes and it comes because my
parents were raised in Argentina wow
okay I I have a funny story when I got
engaged to my wife and I introduced her
to my father and you know my father was
from from Europe you know he he was he
was the Survivor and uh she spoke to him
for a little while and I remember
afterwards making a comment to me my
wife she says you know he's I'm I'm
really looking forward to get to knowing
your father better but I have to get
used to really being able to understand
what he's saying I said what are you
talking about she said he's got such a
heavy accent I I like I don't understand
it when we're communicating we have to
realize that what the what what make the
way I think I sound not everybody's
hearing what I'm saying you know and and
I had to be careful to ensure that you
know I I I I'm clear that they get what
I'm saying so important you know it's
such a basic in
communication so much world world wars
have been fought over
misunderstandings if you know and it's
just what you're saying is had I
misunderstood you and I thought you said
trampolines and I go and invest all my
money in
trampolines in a year from now you'd be
say you're Miss suan I didn't say a bond
so important and
crucial that's why I love to have you as
a coost because you're not going to let
me finish this conversation by people
thinking we talking about trol
okay so let's take all trampolines off
the table so trampolines is out say
don't invest in trampolines unless you
have a good company that's very
profitable and you know they know what
they're doing then we can talk about it
so 60% stock and 40% bounce very good
now it's clear good and then what
happens let's say this is the ideal
diversification that you want for your
portfolio right so you probably want a
few more things but let's say just for
the Simplicity this is your AAL
diversification your AAL portfolio size
your deal portfolio layout okay now you
didn't invest any more money the stock
market went straight
up
and but by the way I want to show you
something when I tell you straight up
like
this like for the people who hear it I I
I I take my right hand and I move from
right to left right what did you
see I see you going from down to up but
from your because we're doing this on
Zoom so you you look you look at me you
see it from your left or from your
right oh I see you I see you coming from
from your I guess left to right yes from
left to right right right so when I when
I was you know I I took some courses is
some professional speaking by the way I
don't know if you know and and they they
they they taught me that when you
present something to the
audience you should always present it
from right right to
left okay why because the audience in
their eyes they see you as a
miror right so if you if you tell them
if you show them from you
I I'm showing now my right hand so from
my right to left you see it from your
left to right right okay so it's very
important that when you speak to people
you should understand that they see it
Opposite than how you demonstrate it so
you should always do it you know you
know that probably you're doing D and
your should you're probably always doing
it the opposite way
right I don't have that problem because
most people fall asleep when I'm giving
instuction so they're not seeing
anything so I give you a good a good
idea they shouldn't fall asleep okay I
remember that you should tell them when
I'm going to finish my speech I'm gonna
ask you all if I demonstrated it from
right to left or left to right to
right okay F what they're going to tell
me okay okay so basically when when the
stock market let's say went up and the
bound Market is is usually a fixed you
know it's not fixed fixed but it could
be it's more fixed than the stock market
and because the stock market went up so
you know so much could be that you all
of a sudden all of a sudden see yourself
having a portfolio that is let's say 70%
stocks and 30%
bonds right so let's take an example
let's take a $100,000 portfolio you
started with 60% $60,000 in stocks which
is 60% $440,000 in bounds which is 40% %
and let's say the stock market went up
20% so 20 in the first year 20% of
$60,000 is $112,000 so all of a sudden
you have a stock portfolio instead of
$60,000 is
$72,000 and the bank portfolio let's say
went up 5% okay just to make a straight
number so 5% of $40,000 is
$2,000 so now okay your bound is 40 your
bound portfolio is
42,000 and your stock portfolio is
72,000 now I'm taking a calculator and
I'm I'm putting it together so I have
$72,000 plus
$42,000 I know you can do this by hand
but by head but me not it's
$114,000 so now your your portfolio of
$100,000 is $14 of which
72,000 divided by
114,000 is
63% okay so that means that you your
your your your balance that you wanted
to be 6040 you're off now you're 63 it's
not off by a lot but it's still off but
we're going to use that for an example
um it could happen in any asset class
and especially if something goes up even
more then it's going to
happen uh it's going to happen more
often okay you know if any part of your
portfolio let's say you want to be 10%
in China stocks and China goes up a lot
you know whatever you know it could be
could happen in any asset class that you
should be off with your
portfolio Okay so what do you do we're
going to talk about rebalancing but
before we talk about rebalancing it's
also important to know to talk about
most of the
time when something goes up
dramatically something else goes down
down it's like a ciso you know
especially when you talk about the bound
market usually when the bound Market
when the bound interest goes up bound
prices go down in vice versa okay we can
have a different episode to discuss that
why that is and how that works now
because of that what happens is that all
the other asset classes that did not go
up so much is much cheaper now
right so if the other athet lasses went
down it's much
cheaper right so it's an it could be a
good opportunity now to go take 3% of
your stock portfolio to reduce it to
60% and add it to your bound
portfolio to increase B so now you
rebalanced you're back to 6040 you're
taking advantage of the bonds being
cheaper now you're taking advant of the
balance being being cheaper you're
taking advantage of the stock increasing
in value that much right but you sell
for a profit and you buy for
sale so is this always like kind of the
golden rule you always want to remain
balanced or in the situation you
describe where the stocks have gone up
maybe it's worthwhile to invest even
more in the stocks because they're doing
so well I mean how do you kind of
decide when you have to is there you
always have to remain
or so so you remind me you remind me of
a good L from Warr Warren
Buffett Warren Buffett you know lately
we talk a lot about Warren Buffett I
don't know what MIT he did that we that
he
has War Warren Buffett says that the
stock market is the only place in the
world that he knows that people buy high
and sell
low when when when you were a buyer of
something wouldn't you want it to be
cheaper right and when you're a seller
of something wouldn't you want it to be
more
expensive right so for whatever reason
when people invest they get so
emotionally attached and it's usually
because they don't know what they're
doing and they just they just they just
have foro oh I'm going to go and it's
going to blah blah
but you see something is going up more
and more and more and more okay should I
add more could be if that's part of your
strategy but if your strategy is
long-term finan financial success long
long-term Financial stabil
and the focus is on being stable and and
have a good foundation have a good on it
if that's your focus then wouldn't you
want to sell when it's high and buy when
it's
low presumably yeah and if you make if
you made a decision that you want to be
balanced in a certain way of 6040 stocks
and
bonds and you see that the stocks you
out of balance and you decided that in
order for you to have final stability
it's important for you to have the right
blend the right
diversification why shouldn't you stay
with the diversification that doesn't
mean that you would not have succeeded
more if you would have been 100% in Star
right in hindsight that would be the
case but my job as an investor is not to
be correct only in hindsight my job as
an investor is to make sure that I'm
stable
regardless of what the what the world
throws at me I should I should should be
stable right I think that's a huge
that's worth just just reviewing for a
moment but but what you're saying is
that remaining balanced is really
something that has to be a constant
throughout you have to you have to
initially come up with a plan a balanced
plan but but that plan has to really be
consistent and you have to stay true to
your
balance no matter what's being thrown at
you because like you said there's a lot
of short-term
opportunities that may seem to be very
lucrative but at the end of the day if
you throw that that balance off you may
end up losing in the long run absolutely
and I tell you one of the this is one of
the focuses we have in our with our
members we always talk about that the
the the that doesn't mean that you
should do it every day because if you do
it every day that means that you're GNA
pay a lot of trading costs you're going
to pay a lot of
commissions um and and it's going to
become an emotional game for most people
long-term investors for most people it's
you know once a year is enough you don't
have to be do more than once a year when
you do your review your end your review
you know maybe beginning of the year end
of the year you know what whatever you
decide for most people once a year
should be enough if if if
something you know extraordinary happen
during a certain quarter you might look
at at a
quarter but usually once a year should
be more than enough and and the example
I gave you
63 stocks that you know it went up and
it became 63 stock and and 37
bouns I didn't give it to you because
you should think that you know it's out
of balance and I have to rebalance no
right it's just I gave you the example
to understand what I mean I wanted to
give you simple numbers and I also did
it only with two things stocks and bonds
but you can do it with many more things
you know if you diversify a portfolio
like you should then a lot of other
asset classes come into picture also you
want it to be such and a such percent
and and and and exposure to this market
and now you are much higher than that
maybe it's time to
rebalance the point is that your
financial picture doesn't have to be set
in stone this is what I decided this is
what I do and I close my eyes I get into
I don't want to look at it anymore this
is not how you should operate your fin
your finances you should have an active
role in managing
right but not active daily active from
time to time maybe once a year as we
discussed
right listen I mean I think I think what
you're touching on is really a you say
in general and and everything in the
world is is is is balanced and the world
doesn't function if it's not
unbalance and and you know and listen we
we're par braci is always about is all
about the balance of kinus so I think I
thought you're going to talk about tan
with the with I
say that's exactly well the the were an
example of Cl emerging in the world with
balance you know and and and and that
balance is is constant you see
throughout history of clell how how you
know when there was an imbalance it had
you know it rectified itself you know
theat had to work out between themselves
how to how to how to address it all I'm
getting at is is that balance is a yid
in what you're touching on is it's a yid
in life it's the exite in how we
maintain our own health in our bodies we
have to keep a a balanced you know
healthy body and and I think you're just
you're you're sharing with the same
ideas with finances you have to be
intentional yeah about it you know you
know I'm embarrassed to tell you I'm
very embarrassed to tell you that
somebody left me a message sent me
actually a text and I forgot to tell it
to you somebody sent me a text actually
I got very good feedback about the
podcast in general but somebody sent me
a text specifically
that he wants to know how I got FMA for
a
host yeah he told me that you chose the
best H that you could possibly choose
and uh he's making so I I don't know I I
know I I have a little bit of
Envy but uh but uh I just I just wanted
to share this with you to you before the
answer is because you pick your friends
well
people attract people that they are
like I've always told you that I I've
always considered you a a friend now for
few
decades okay let's leave it with this
and next week we'll pick it up from
there looking forward gal y
yes okay up great job thank you the
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