Right now there are two scenarios that get us to risk-on mode.
Sentiment on U.S. stocks has changed, and you need to plan accordingly.
The world is hitting the brakes on coronavirus fears.
I'll stick to the three-pronged approach... the Rebound group, the Virus group, and the Revenue group.
To survive weeks like this one with your sanity -- and portfolio value -- intact, just put a little effort into it.
Plus, a bit of coaching on how to put your money to work opportunistically amid the uncertainty.
While it might be tempting to buy any dip, the coronavirus' quick spread, recent downgrades, softness in services and other factors should give pause.
Bonds and gold are safe. That is why you should be selling portions of your holdings of stocks to buy them today.
Every minute detail and data point is misinterpreted to paint a positive picture for stocks.
Kraft Heinz, Macy's and Renault have all recently been downgraded, and now the question must be asked: Is this the start of something bigger?