Key insights
- The post reflects concerns about a potential market correction driven by inflation and interest rate uncertainty. The user is considering shifting from stocks to cash or bonds. Elevated CPI and treasury yields suggest a cautious approach, but the timing of market moves based on geopolitical events or rate hikes is speculative. The user's investment decision will likely depend on their risk tolerance and outlook on inflation and Fed policy.
I am a 26 y/o investor and just scared about the possibility of a correction at the EOY2026. I maxed out my ROTH IRA and now stacking in my brokerage.
Currently April CPI was 3.8% YoY, up from 3.3% in March, with core CPI at 2.8%. Also the 10 year treasury is around mid 4%.
Would you guys just continue to buy stocks until the WAR IS ACTUALLY over and then hold CASH in your brokerages till an actual rate hike?
I am not sure because all I have been doing the past 3 years in the adult world is stacking shares no matter the cost LOL
Investment Funds remaining for the year is about ($15,000) What would have more value cash, bonds or S&P500 -F