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Uh Yeah. Never put your eggs in one basket. Always diversify.......... 2021 is such a short run way that unless you gambling you shouldn’t even have that much in equities for that short of a timeline
Chief
If you need your money in 6 months, it should be safely parked in a savings account, CD, or bonds (given that interest rates are highly unlikely to rise).
From a long term perspective, you could use a little diversification.
Chief
This one. Also important to consider: when will you have hit 1 year of holding these, if you haven’t already (cap gains) and where could either maximize gains or maximize a loss in the right year/place (depending on what the rest of your portfolio is and where you are still holding profit)
Bruh you cray. I wouldn’t have that risky of an allocation if I had a 40y investment horizon. I hope that 84.9% is of the 30% of your portfolio you have in equities..
Your investment horizon is less than 1y..
Rising Star
Yes but given your timeline you will pay cap gains on the rebalanced portion plus short term gains when you sell again next year. Better to put in CD as some have mentioned.
Rising Star
You should reallocate to stable value funds or savings account immediately.
It’s unlikely, but AAPL could go zero.
In general you shouldn’t be invested in stocks with less than a 5 year time horizon.
That is a 142.2%?
Why not some index funds?