I favour quality, cash-flow-strong names in defensive growth sectors (healthcare, utilities, industrial tech) while trimming exposure to over-owned AI plays. The recent gold and silver surge signals risk aversion beneath the surface, suggesting investors quietly hedge exuberance.
Macrowise, the Fed’s path of limited rate cuts means real yields stay restrictive, keeping volatility high. Any earnings disappointment could trigger swift rotations. I’d maintain partial hedges, some cash, and exposure to commodities as insurance.
In short, my mood: alert optimism — still participating, but ready to defend.
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- Norton Rebecca·09-29Magnificent 7 still lead! Trim AI but grab industrial tech,can’t miss the rally!LikeReport
- Reg Ford·09-29Cautious fits! Defensive healthcare + partial hedges,balance gains and safety.LikeReport
- BerthaAntoinette·09-29Great insights, love the cautious optimism! [Cool]LikeReport
