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Don't Get Swept Away by 'S&P 500 Envy' as Stocks Shatter Records and Bonds Lag
Here's how to remind yourself that diversification still matters in the long run
Stocks Look Shaky. Prepare for A Summer Slump.
By Paul R. La Monica Memorial Day is here, but don't expect these to be the lazy days of summer. The outlook for the market is uncomfortably hazy. Sure, May hasn't lived up to its reputation for bei
The Stock Market Looks Overcooked as Rate-Cut Hopes Fade. Where to Go Instead. -- Barrons.com
By Randall W. Forsyth Is this Nvidia's world and we're just living in it? It's hard to escape that feeling when it seems as if it's the only stock that matters in the market. Thursday saw a 0.7% dec
Nasdaq Closes at Record High With Hopes for Rate Cuts in September | Wall Street Today
Stocks rose Friday as data revealed that American consumers have lowered their inflation expectations, boosting optimism about potential Federal Reserve rate cuts this year.
Friday Market Gains to Nasdaq Record Close | Market Story
As a general recap, the market was overall advancing Friday. Shortly after 2 PM EST, the
Friday Market Gains After Pulling Back | Market Story
As a general recap, the market was overall advancing Friday. Shortly after 10 AM EST, the $S&P 500 Index traded +0.36%, the $Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed fell about 0.12%, and the $Nasdaq Comp
doctorpot1 : With Nvidia's earnings behind us and the market reaching new highs, many investors are wondering if it’s time to heed the old adage, "sell in May and go away." This strategy is based on the historical observation that the stock market tends to underperform during the summer months. Given the strong performance we've seen so far, taking profits now could be a prudent move for those wary of a potential market pullback. However, it’s important to consider the overall economic context, including ongoing economic recovery, interest rates, and geopolitical factors, before making a decision.
If stock market volume drops significantly this summer, it could indicate reduced market liquidity and potentially higher volatility. In such an environment, investors might consider shifting to a more defensive strategy. This could involve reallocating some of their portfolio into safer assets like bonds or dividend-paying stocks, which tend to be less volatile. Alternatively, some investors might choose to hold onto cash, waiting for better buying opportunities when the market conditions stabilize. As always, maintaining a diversified portfolio and staying informed about market trends are key to navigating uncertain times.
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102362254 : No need to worry if the stock market volume plummets this summer. Just stay calm and search for good deals. I'll check out my watchlist stocks that could have dropped due to overall market weakness. It’s good chance to buy them at lower prices. I'll also pay attention to earnings reports, news, and signs to stay updated. Sometimes, negative news can result in more appealing opportunities.
mr_cashcow : What I have learned over the 2 years is that you don't go broke by taking some profit, so definitely selling a portion of Nvidia at the ATH to secure and lock in the profits to build up some war chest for when anything unexpected happens
103057627 : still talks about rates cut, not going to worry about it not happening. going to slowly (smaller order) dca stocks. pushing a larger proportion to funds. thanks moomoo for fund coupon. $HSBC GIF Ultra Short Duration Bond MDis (LU2334455339.MF)$ $Fidelity Funds-Global Technology Fund (LU1046421795.MF)$
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