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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]No.

Your risk profile is already high by being in 100% I.

Going to G makes no sense.

As long as you’re not retiring within the next 5-10 years, stay invested in C S or I[/quote]

I’m saying for like a month or whenever things calm down a bit. Move it to G and have it safe. Basically we had a massive red day yesterday in the market. It feels like we could see more massive red market days based on all the craziness. Then move it back to I after a few big drops in value on red days. and hopefully you can exchange G for I and you’ve  bought stocks cheaper.  then hold I fund for another few years until values on C fund have gone down in P/E value compared to international and you switch back to C. You see where I am going with this right? It’s called a macro and holistic look at current market conditions and attempting to time the market. Oh no! Who would even consider that!? My intuition is telling me after so many bullish days a recession is coming soon and coupled with all the other nonsense…I might just throw it in G for a few months to see. So what if I miss out on on some potential green days.[/quote]

If you think yesterday was a "massive red day" you should not be actively trading. Try a lifecycle fund and then forget it. [/quote]

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