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Originally Posted by valuemkt
Depends on your age and your working status. If you are a typical Villager, you are retired, and in the "distribution phase" of your life. The remainder would be equities, anywhere from solid well-known companies to higher flyers. Once you are set on these holdings (or again representative mutual funds / ETfs) you stay the course and don;t touch them during corrections. If you've made solid selections history shows that they will revert to their growth histories.
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Still in "accumulation" phase. I'm not investing for monthly income right now, but may do so in the medium term. What would you say are some "solid selections" - the FAANGs, for instance? I'm thinking some of those have run their course.