TFPN
Blueprint Chesapeake Multi-Asset Trend ETF
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let me know if you need any help with testfolio!! there are a couple routes you can go, depending on your risk tolerance: 1) bonds, most conservative. in a big tech drawdown you can use your bond position to buy back some equities. I like PIMCO's MINT ETF 2) uncorrelated assets that are not bonds, such as commodities like gold/silver/platinum/steel, or a managed futures fund like TFPN or HARD 3) select a sector ETF that is performing well and has little overlap with tech, but more equities are going to be more correlated with equities so a downturn is more likely to affect all equities (but tech the hardest). a more conservative approach would be something like RAAX which is natural resources equities. the more aggressive choice would be something uncorrelated to tech but equities nonetheless, like solar/wind (FAN/TAN), PSIL is a healthcare ETF doing well, AIRR is industrials, PAVE is construction, RSHO is manufacturing, URA/NLR is uranium and nuclear