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Originally Posted by 2MinsToPost
This is how I have been working my 401K at work for a while now. I have decided to research these following 10 funds and try to get more aggressive with my 401K. Any advice you might have on the following 10 funds would be greatly appreciated! I plan on reading what some of you have to say, reading as much as I can in various publications and asking several people questions and then the first of the year make some changes. Thanks in advance!
Vanguard Inflation-Protected Securities
10% Mellon Stable Value Fund, Class I
10% Bond Index Fund
5% Oakmark Equity and Income I Fund
20% Stock Index Fund
5% Hotchkis & Wiley Large Cap Value, I Shares
10% Davis NY Venture Fund, Y Shares
10% American Funds Growth Fund of America, Cl R5
10% American Funds EuroPacific Growth, Cl R5
10% Aston Mid Cap, N Shares
10% Laudus Rosenberg US Small-Cap Fund, Advisor
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My opinion is probably worth nothing to you, but considering my job is making markets I watch and listen to everyone every day I can confidently say this is NOT the time to get aggressive. The markets are shot right now and may not improve for another year or two. Keep your money in a Treasury or TIPS fund until consistency returns, especially in the credit markets. Only then will the equity markets follow.