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Can we get to 1280 tomorrow?

$Procter & Gamble(PG.US)$ $Johnson & Johnson(JNJ.US)$ $Microsoft(MSFT.US)$ $Costco(COST.US)$ To me I think of proctor and gamble more as a way to preserve already attained wealth. To me that would be something like $50 to $100k i didn't want to risk much of and may still be some years from retirement.
If I was within maybe 5 years I'd maybe have even less than the $100k (for example) in something like a PG just to make up for inflation.
Anyways I'm wondering if someone like myself that's in accumulation mode should even have a stock like PG with any sizeable percentage.
I mean if I have 10 to 20 years till retirement, why not something like COST instead? Or heck even MSFT performing poorly should give a better return than Proctor and Gamble.
Even things like JNJ. Are those better suited to preserving already attained wealth?
I realize bonds were in the past, but now they don't yield that much.
Back in John Bogles days bonds could yield up to 10% with relatively low risk.
So I guess my main question is is it better to be mostly in growth type stocks if you have a long runway and not much of a portfolio?
Does holding 5% in Proctor and Gamble (one stock for example) do anything for someone sub 6 figures portfolio?
Or instead of a percentage in PG type stocks, wouldn't the sp500 index make more sense?

$Ford Motor(F.US)$ Ford Motor Co. on Sunday began delivering the first batch of its Mach-E electric car to Chinese customers, a key to Ford's success in China until it rolls out more electric models. Ford's direct-to-customer model operates through company-owned stores located in key shopping areas with high traffic. $Tesla(TSLA.US)$, the global leader in electric vehicles, has adopted a similar business model, cutting out middlemen and dealers and selling directly to customers over the Internet and through stores in non-US markets.

$Tesla(TSLA.US)$CEO, Car Win Accolades, Doge Payment Mooted, And More: The week brought in a double delight for Musk, who was named by both the Time magazine and the Financial Times as their respective "Person of the Year." Musk's products also came out on top, with Tesla's Model 3 vehicle winning Edmund's top-rated EV badge. In other noteworthy Tesla news, Musk announced on Twitter that Tesla will try out Dogecoin payments for some merchandise. He also released another video tour of Tesla's Giga Shanghai. Musk continued to offload Tesla shares, while Tesla bull Cathie Wood's Ark Invest also extended its Tesla selling.
$Rivian Automotive(RIVN.US)$Forecasts Production Shortfall In 2021: Rivian disappointed with its first quarterly report as a public company, with the EV maker warning of production shortfalls in 2021. Sell-side, however, did not attach too much significance to the negative catalyst and instead chose to focus on the long term.
General Motors Teases GMC Sierra: $General Motors(GM.US)$, which has embarked on a journey toward electrification, teased an EV version of its GMC Sierra pickup truck. The teaser image showed only the front end of the vehicle. The EV is likely to be pitched against Rivian's R1T, $Ford Motor(F.US)$ F-150 Lightning and Tesla's Cybertruck.
Ford Means Business: $Ford Motor(F.US)$ CEO Jim Farley said in an interview to Bloomberg this week that the company hopes to produce 600,000 EVs per year in two years. Farley also hinted at the prospect of the company overtaking market leader Tesla.
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Lucid to Join Nasdaq-100 Index: The news of $Lucid Group(LCID.US)$ inclusion in the Nasdaq-100 Index proved salubrious to this Tesla killer.

$AMC Entertainment(AMC.US)$ Next week's Christmas show, AMC starts at least around $45

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Irresponsibly, there are several reasons for the market's sudden optimism.
1) Although the number of interest rate increases has changed from 2 to 3 times, the range of interest rate increases is less than expected, only between 0.15 and 0.25, and the range of interest rate increases is not significant. Moreover, the purchase of bonds will be sharply reduced immediately, and the inflation situation can be expected to be controlled
2) The Federal Reserve still maintains its independence, and the shift from dove to hawk is predictable to the market. It admits that inflation cannot be solved in the short term, but it has confidence in controlling inflation, which increases investors' confidence in the Federal Reserve. If the Fed had sent a dove message on the contrary, the situation might have been completely opposite last night.
3) The collapse of the US dollar has been avoided. The current value of the US dollar is based on credit. If the Federal Reserve ignores inflation, there is a risk of the collapse of the US dollar