Investors Increase Cash Allocations
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We talked to 2 retail investors who dumped stocks in response to Trump uncertainty. They told us why they have no regrets.
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Angelo Sibilio and Matt White are increasing their cash allocations to de-risk their portfolios.
Increased cash levels give investors dry powder should they wish to take advantage of a sell-off.
Experts warn investors against cashing out and say to stay invested instead.
The most important thing is to contribute to your portfolio through dollar-cost averaging.
Goldman Sachs lowered its 12-month recession forecast from 45% to 35% .
JPMorgan lowered its recession risk from 60% to below 50% last week .
White sees an increased cash position as a way to minimize the impact of potential downturns caused by the trade war.
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