alt Hacker NewsThere is generally no point in doing this, keep a constant asset allocation that match your risk appetite, otherwise you're just playing the casino.
There is generally no point in doing this, keep a constant asset allocation that match your risk appetite, otherwise you're just playing the casino.
Timing the market is bad, but I'm reading "risk averse" as selling equities and buying bonds.
The problem is that this recent equities run has been extra terrible for more conservative 60/40 portfolios [0].
[0] https://www.morningstar.com/economy/6040-portfolio-150-year-...