The Nasdaq has pulled back from recent highs and tech volatility has picked up. Capital is rotating into Dow and S&P 500 constituents with more balanced valuations and more stable earnings. The S&P 500 covers far more sectors than the tech-heavy Nasdaq, spreading single-sector risk across large-cap tech as well as established leaders in financials, consumer, healthcare and industrials. Allocating to the S&P 500 during a style shift offers exposure to core assets as capital rotates back, while lowering portfolio volatility. Market direction remains uncertain. Participate based on your own risk tolerance.