Calculadora de Rebalanceamento de Portfólio

Calcule os ajustes para rebalancear seu portfólio de investimentos.

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Stocks: Buy/Sell

-$10,000

Bonds: Buy/Sell$5,000
Cash: Add/Remove$5,000
Total Rebalance Volume$20,000

Stocks: Buy/Sell vs Total Portfolio Value

Formula

Portfolio Rebalancing

Rebalancing restores your portfolio to its target allocation after market movements cause drift.

Why Rebalance?

  • Maintains your intended risk level
  • Forces you to sell high and buy low
  • Prevents overconcentration in one asset class
  • How to Rebalance

    Trade Amount = Portfolio Value x (Target% - Current%) / 100

    Positive values mean buy; negative values mean sell.

    When to Rebalance

  • Calendar-based: quarterly, semi-annually, or annually
  • Threshold-based: when any allocation drifts 5%+ from target
  • Exemplo Resolvido

    $100,000 portfolio: 70% stocks, 25% bonds, 5% cash. Target: 60/30/10.

    1. 01Stocks: sell $100,000 x (60% - 70%) = -$10,000
    2. 02Bonds: buy $100,000 x (30% - 25%) = +$5,000
    3. 03Cash: add $100,000 x (10% - 5%) = +$5,000
    4. 04Total volume = $10,000 + $5,000 + $5,000 = $20,000

    Perguntas Frequentes

    How often should I rebalance?

    Most research suggests annual or semi-annual rebalancing. More frequent rebalancing generates unnecessary transaction costs and taxes without meaningful benefit. A 5% drift threshold works well.

    Can I rebalance with new contributions?

    Yes, this is the most tax-efficient approach. Direct new contributions to underweight asset classes until allocation is restored. This avoids selling (and potential capital gains) entirely.

    Does rebalancing hurt returns?

    Over long bull markets, rebalancing may reduce returns by selling winning assets. However, it significantly reduces volatility and maximum drawdown. The risk-adjusted returns from a rebalanced portfolio are typically superior.

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