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Risk parity
So like 70% bonds?
I was scaling up my fixed income and metals exposure in January/February, so that has softened the blow of the last few weeks. Not trying to time the bottom, so I’m putting some cash into equity indices again and averaging down
Doing the exact same. No way I have the knowledge to cash pool effectively and deploy it all at the bottom. Might as well just lower cost basis and ride the waves as they come.
Following! I am definitely contemplating some changes, would love to hear what others are thinking
Serious question regarding investing/savings and I know I may be overly paranoid about this. I have a chunk of cash that I want to move into my investments- want to buy low while I can. I have a separate emergency fund but my mind goes to worst case scenarios at times like this: what if I get laid off, it takes me forever to find a job, I run out of money and have to move back in with my parents in Ohio...How are you all managing your emergency funds and do you feel pressure to put aside more in times like these?
Absolutely keep an emergency fund. This is the big one