Stay well diversified, keep investing each month, and take a nap.

There are almost surely severe bumps ahead for the AI space and that will likely spill over into the broader market. But unless you’re retiring in the next few years don’t worry about it. You can’t time the ups and downs and the only proven strategy is to just keep investing in a broad indexed portfolio and just ride out. You’ll take a short term hit but also end up buying on the dip because you don’t stop investing.

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someuser54541 2 hours ago | parent [-]

I suppose I'm just a little worried about a 10 year sideways market. The run-up has been absolutely insane the past year...some graphs are just a literal straight line up. I didn't get to participate in much of that and concerned the prevailing wisdom on these larger timescales may no longer hold true.

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jryan49 an hour ago | parent | next [-]

Stocks are long term investments, 10yr+ So you should expect the possibility of a sideways market.

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fny 2 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

If you didn't participate in it, what are you hedging?

	▲	magicalist an hour ago \| parent \| next [-]
		> If you didn't participate in it But that's not what they said? >> I didn't get to participate in much of that
	▲	kazinator an hour ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		I would guess, longer positions held from before the past year to date period. (As for me, I'm just hedging my rhetorical front lawn.)