So I am a 60/40 guy who re-balances at the end of each year and am generally all in after a re-balance, meaning I don't stack cash to do market timing buys. However, when these rare big drops in equities occur, it has me thinking... should I have a trigger that forces an early re-balance to take advantage of the significant market drop (stocks on sale) or, let it ride "as is" and revisit at the end of the year as normal? Just curious if any of you have set up "rules" to trigger early re-balancing, particularly in a scenario of falling equities like we have had recently, whereby you are selling bonds to buy stocks? I suppose if you have a rule the same could be said for a significant stock run... sell stocks to buy bonds? Do you have that guide you during these turbulent times?