under Biden, stock market collapse

I've allocated about 40% of my portfolio to tech stocks to harness their growth potential, with options serving as a hedge against volatility. Sector diversification minimizes risk so I lean towards tech stocks due to their steady growth driven by innovations, digital transformation, and increasing tech reliance.

More than 70% of my portfolio is Tech stocks. Why you ask? Because everything is tech or has to go tech.
Consider just data, what can you do without data in our modern world? Where do you store that data, how do you use that data, how do you collect that data, how do you decipher that data, what did you do before you could access so much data? Hell, don’t get me started on cloud, cyber security, fintech, chips, streaming, gaming, AI, quantum, e-commerce, phara, robotics, EV...the list just goes...

I just stated out iam still trying to figure this stuff out too

The rise of generative artificial intelligence, like that used in ChatGPT, has pushed any stock vaguely related to AI up this year. The coming initial public offering of British chip designer Arm will put this market frenzy—and its parent SoftBank’s own AI ambitions—to the test.
Riding on the AI wave, Arm, which has filed to go public on the Nasdaq exchange next month, could be the largest new listing this year. The total value of IPOs in the U.S. h...