First off, yes, I understand never to try and time the market. I dollar cost average. But for huge swings in the market, it should be a bit easier to see, and right now, bonds are dropping, and stocks/equities are soaring. So doesn't it make sense to maybe swing a bit more money towards bonds than stocks, right now? It's not quite "timing the market" in the usual sense of the phrase, such as "I think pig skins are about to take off, buy pork!" But rather just seeing the general trend, and trying to optimize.
And if that's true, wouldn't the same hold true for stocks? To hold off extra money towards stocks, until the next crash?
Even MMM says stocks are on sale during a crash, so buy buy buy. Isn't that technically what's happening in the bond market right now?
Just wondering on all of your thoughts on that. Maybe this has already been talked about, and if so, you can just point me to that forum post, and I'll read that. Thanks!