Overall, the situation is full of bad news.
It is best to wait while converting the asset into cash.
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The US market is likely to be a tough year.
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True Stay liquid is the best thing to do and wait for buying opportunities
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good judgment
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yes. I think that's the best thing to do now. stay cash
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Are there any other considerations besides tapering? And I'm curious as to whether it's right to increase the proportion of cash through cash conversion and wait for some issues to be resolved.. As Jurin.
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Perhaps, as other foreign users here say, holding cash is the number one priority.
If you look at the Nasdaq Moonbong, there is no picture to enter.
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Inflation-related stocks such as steel and insurance strengthened at the 10-year bond yield of 1.6%. Demand is also coming in for construction and construction materials.
In particular, cement is strong because it can pass on the increased cost of sales to customers.
As the insurance sector is outperforming the index and the current price level is maintaining the adjusted level in the second half of last year, it is advantageous to buy at a low price.
As interest rate hikes begin in earnest from this year and rate hikes are made several times quickly, construction stocks are highly likely to lead this year.
