I'm in my late 40's and have a plausible FIRE date a few years out. In the years prior to the market slide, I had paid off the mortgage and moved into a conservative 60% equity / 40% bonds position with my remaining portfolio. Now the ratio is skewed a bit to 55/45. My plan, starting last week, is to move 1% a week from bonds into equities for a total of 5 weeks. At that point I will reevaluate. I may want to continue to move into a more aggressive ratio at that point.
The effects of moves made during volatile markets will be amplified in the years to come, for better or worse.
For those with (or without) dry powder to burn, I welcome your strategic thoughts.