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I've had a few people ask how they should shift their 401K mix to avoid the AI bubble. I honestly don't know what to tell them (aside from the fact I am not in
by donohoe 1y ago
I've had a few people ask how they should shift their 401K mix to avoid the AI bubble. I honestly don't know what to tell them (aside from the fact I am not in any way a financial advisor). Everything seems exposed.
- riffraff 1y agoPut options? Inverse NASDAQ ETFs? Value-oriented funds? Equal weighted funds rather than market cap weighted? I personally just keep investing in cheap total world market funds and let the market do its thing.
- ashleyn 1y agoThe AI bubble is also the same seven companies that have been making all the money for the past decade. The answer is don't worry about it if you're buying S&P 500. Just keep buying, leave it go, and don't touch it. Preferably ever. But realistically don't sell for as long as you can. That applies to any market.
- izacus 11mo agoCool, you seem to be forgetting that the purpose of that money is to be spent and available to the investor tho.
- trashface 1y agoResidential real estate trusts? Har har. Could do it now, but wasn't a great idea during the last big (housing) bubble.
- tim333 1y agoUtility stocks and the like? All the stuff that's not in a bubble. Berkshire Hathaway last time was an anti bubble stock - it hit a low on the day the NASDAQ peaked in the dot com bubble.