[Verse 1] Your portfolio starts with perfect design Sixty stocks, forty bonds, the allocation's fine But markets move and prices shift around Your careful balance can't always be found Time to learn the art of getting back on track Three simple methods to bring your targets back [Chorus] Calendar, percentage, corridor too Three ways to rebalance when your weights skew Calendar's time, percentage is drift Corridor gives you the flexibility shift Keep your targets, stay on course Rebalancing is your guiding force [Verse 2] Calendar method keeps it simple and clean Rebalance monthly, quarterly, routine Set a schedule, stick to the plan Whether markets rise or fall, you'll take a stand Time-based approach, easy to remember January, April, July, October [Chorus] Calendar, percentage, corridor too Three ways to rebalance when your weights skew Calendar's time, percentage is drift Corridor gives you the flexibility shift Keep your targets, stay on course Rebalancing is your guiding force [Verse 3] Percentage method watches how far you roam When weights drift five percent away from home If stocks were sixty, now they're fifty-five Or sixty-five percent, it's rebalancing time Threshold triggers when you've moved too far Brings you back to where your targets are [Bridge] Corridor method gives the widest band Upper limit, lower limit, clearly planned Stocks can range from fifty-five to sixty-five Inside the corridor, let the market drive Only when you hit the boundary line Do you trade to realign [Verse 4] Transaction costs and taxes play their part Choose your method with a careful heart Frequent trading eats your returns away But drifting too far makes you overpay Balance discipline with practical sense Smart rebalancing maximizes defense [Chorus] Calendar, percentage, corridor too Three ways to rebalance when your weights skew Calendar's time, percentage is drift Corridor gives you the flexibility shift Keep your targets, stay on course Rebalancing is your guiding force [Outro] When your portfolio starts to sway These three methods light the way Stay disciplined, stay on track Rebalancing brings your targets back
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