Hey everyone,
Right now, my 401k contributions are 100% allocated to an S&P 500 index fund. It has worked out great for me in these past 5 years. Given the current political and economic uncertainty—with Trump’s political and economic policies and the market downturn—I’m wondering if keeping it all in the S&P 500 is the best move in the near future.
I’m not planning to withdraw anytime soon (this is for long-term retirement savings), but I want to make sure I’m making smart allocation choices. Would it make sense to diversify more into bonds or other index funds until things stabilize, or should I just ride it out and keep dollar-cost averaging into the S&P 500?
For context, I'm 31 with still a lot of time to contribute to retirement. I'm not an avid investor either, so if this questions sounds basic just beat with me please :)
I appreciate any insights!