BCOM
B Communications Ltd
stock NASDAQ

jquemba thanks for being honest here. Everyone is good with investing over 10 years, and that's a good theory. But the reality of everyday humans is that you invest until you need the money for whatever life event. Starting with ½years is good enough to then do a health check and see if you are willing to continue, or to move on. If you have fixed income somewhere else, investing in stocks is good. Buy whatever the mix of assets you like (S&P 500, MSCI World, MSCI ACWI, Euro Stoxx 50) in a diversified portfolio.
Alternatively, you could concentrate the holdings in the Vanguard life strategies (60/40, 80/20) depending on your risk appetite and if you can liquidate your fixed income with a profit.
Another alternative is tio build a 5/10% buffer for geopolitical risk alongside your stocks, adding oil for example and/or gold and/or a product tracking BCOM (the overall commodity basket).
Another idea would be to let some active ETFs do the work of adapting asset allocation to shifting market conditions for you, such as ALLW, or ADPT.

jquemba thanks for being honest here. Everyone is good with investing over 10 years, and that's a good theory. But the reality of everyday humans is that you invest until you need the money for whatever life event. Starting with ½years is good enough to then do a health check and see if you are willing to continue, or to move on. If you have fixed income somewhere else, investing in stocks is good. Buy whatever the mix of assets you like (S&P 500, MSCI World, MSCI ACWI, Euro Stoxx 50) in a diversified portfolio.
Alternatively, you could concentrate the holdings in the Vanguard life strategies (60/40, 80/20) depending on your risk appetite and if you can liquidate your fixed income with a profit.
Another alternative is tio build a 5/10% buffer for geopolitical risk alongside your stocks, adding oil for example and/or gold and/or a product tracking BCOM (the overall commodity basket).
Another idea would be to let some active ETFs do the work of adapting asset allocation to shifting market conditions for you, such as ALLW, or ADPT.