Asset allocation for U.S. stocks over the next year

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OldStockK
· 7h ago
When setting up a US stock portfolio now, be sure to diversify your risk. Allocate some to both technology stocks and consumer stocks—don’t put your entire position into just one sector.
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SentimentIndicator
· 23h ago
Bullish on the US stock market in the long run.
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MAHunter
· 23h ago
Don’t just look at the Nasdaq—valuation for traditional industrial stocks in the Dow Jones may be more reasonable, and dividends are more stable. If the economy can achieve a soft landing next year, there could be upside opportunities.
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FloorMusician
· 23h ago
The pace of the Federal Reserve’s policy shift is critical. Until inflation is fully under control, don’t take too heavy a position—keep some cash and wait for a pullback before topping up to be safer.
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FundShield
· 23h ago
If the amount of funds is not large, it’s actually better to invest in a S&P 500 ETF via DCA—it’s less hassle, and you can average out the cost as you go, which is more reliable than picking individual stocks yourself.
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