K, what's stopping you.
USD has been high since ~2015 because of the Eurocrisis and the FED ending it's QE program. It hiked up even more when rates started to increase (after COVID) to combat inflation, rates are still high af, the dollar will lose more value once rates start getting cut.
Just changed mine to 70% bonds, kept 30% small/mid cap. The funds my deferred comp offers doesn't leave many options and bonds appeared to be the only other way to go. At this point I'd rather miss out on a few K if it stays up than the losses if it goes the other way.
https://www.cnbc.com/2025/10/14/theres-a-shocking-disparity-between-how-high-income-and-low-income-earners-feel-about-the-economy.html
>There’s a shocking disparity between how high-income and low-income earners feel about the economy.
>Higher-income consumers were more likely to report stronger economic confidence readings when asked to consider the next year given changes since the presidential election, according to JPMorgan’s Cost of Living Survey.
>This release adds to a growing body of qualitative and quantitative evidence showing the U.S. economy is in a “K-shape,” a term used by economists to describe the deviation in economic experiences by income. In other words, it can explain why well-off Americans are continuing to spend while lower earners buckle under inflationary pressures.
Nooooo wayyy. Rich and tech bros consuming more and more off the AI bubble and scam:
https://i.postimg.cc/YSBX9RRh/top-10-income-consumption-Copy.png
They feel good about the economy vs. poor and middle class who are still dealing with rising prices??? Woooow.
Big if true. To make sure they feel even better though let's not wait two weeks after S&P is down -.1% today. Cut rates today.
K shaped economy actually. Hold your assets because the bottom 90% gonna be the ones who will feel the most pain. One share of NVDA will be worth one bottle of cooking oil