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Here’s what smart investors do with their 401(k)s when the stock market is hitting highs
Rarely do investors consider defensive moves in their 401(k)s when stocks are rallying, but that is precisely when you should begin thinking about diversifying your investments. When stocks get squirrely, I recall a comment from my old colleague, Noel, who used to declare, ‘Well, it’s either the warning bell or the dinner bell.’ More often than not, as we have discussed in previous columns, it’s the dinner bell. From the time I began investing in 1987 through last year, stocks, as measured by the Dow Jones industrial average, have generated positive returns in 27 of 33 years, or 82% of the annual periods over that time span.
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