I did a fair amount of profit taking a couple of months ago - particularly in energy and some techs. Put options have also been a godsend on some of the more volatile companies.
I'm also looking at some of the debt that is starting to trade at a fraction of its face value that is not too far away from maturity. Not something I'm betting heavily on at this time though. Just a few bucks here and there. Rates will be going up eventually, and bonds will be going down then.
But it's always a good thing if I can get a number of different bonds trading at an average of 50% of par value with say 5 years or less to go to maturity - assuming that it's the typical scenario of the vast majority not defaulting. Basically a 15% a year (over 5 years) return plus interest on a bond trading @ 50% par with 5 years to maturity.
I grabbed a little Puerto Rican debt @ ~ 10% a while back, and just a nibble of Venezuelan debt @ 15% recently. Of course I'll be shocked if I get all of the interest plus my principal back on the latter.
