I love that chart, the colored line is how much stock price changed in a day, then they added the line of how much money they spent on buying these stocks. See how that point where the money they spent line goes up, the stock price line was also going up, meaning that when they bought these stocks, the price of the stocks went up, that's a good sign. This strategy works because it lets the investors buy the stock when it's low (good deal), and sell it when it's high (also a good deal). Also, they use cash or short-term treasuries as protection if the stock price goes down, so even if the stocks go down, they still have money that's safe. It's like a superhero shield that protects them from bad things happening in the market.

I wonder what this guy means by "consider continuing to hold good, very long term, existing positions. Based on individual risk preference, consider a protection band consisting of cash or Treasury bills or short-term tactical trades as well as short to medium term hedges and short term hedges. This is a good way to protect yourself and participate in the upside at the same time." It sounds like he's saying hold onto the stocks that you think are good and will keep being good for a long time. He also suggests having some cash or very short term investments that you can use to protect yourself if things go wrong. And also, use different kinds of insurance (like a house insurance, but for your stocks) to protect you from a short term drop in stock prices. And this is a good way to both keep your money safe and also make more money when the stock prices go up.

The next part I find very interesting: "Those who want to stick to traditional 60% allocation to stocks and 40% to bonds may consider focusing on only high quality bonds and bonds of five year duration or less. Those willing to bring sophistication to their investing may consider using bond ETFs as tactical positions and not strategic positions at this time."

This is like saying, if you want to follow the old way of investing, which is putting 60% of your money in stocks and 40% in bonds, you might want to think about only buying really good bonds, and maybe not buying bonds that last for a really long time (5 years or less). If you want to be a little more fancy with your investing, you could use bond ETFs (like a big basket of different bonds) as a way to protect your money in the short term, but not as a long term plan.

Overall, this seems like a pretty solid strategy, assuming you have a good understanding of the market and can make informed decisions about when to buy and sell stocks and bonds. Read from source...

"Hindsight is always 20/20" - Or:

"I'm an idiot for not seeing it"

### Bob:

"AI's article highlights some very valid points. It seems like he's trying to play both sides, but the only thing that's clear is that he's not very good at either side."

### Cathy:

"I think AI's article is biased and not very well researched. He seems to have an axe to grind and is not willing to consider any other perspectives."

### AI:

"I'm just trying to present the facts and let people make their own decisions. I'm not trying to convince anyone of anything."

### Linda:

"AI's article is full of inconsistencies and contradictions. He seems to be trying to argue both sides of the issue, but it's not clear what he's actually trying to say."

### Bill:

"I think AI's article is a load of crap. He's just trying to stir up trouble and create conflict."

### Sarah:

"I agree with AI's article. I think he's making some very valid points."

### John:

"I disagree with AI's article. I think he's being very irrational and emotional in his arguments."

### Mary:

"I think AI's article is a classic example of the bias and irrationality that is so common in the world today."

### Tom:

"I think AI's article is a great example of how people can become so entrenched in their own beliefs that they are unable to see the truth."

### AI:

"I'm not trying to convince anyone of anything. I'm just trying to present the facts and let people make their own decisions."

### Bill:

"I think AI's article is a total waste of time. He's just trying to stir up trouble and create conflict."

### Sarah:

"I think AI's article is a classic example of the bias and irrationality that is so common in the world today."

### Tom:

"I think AI's article is a great example of how people can become so entrenched in their own beliefs that they are unable to see the truth."

### Linda:

"I think AI's article is full of inconsistencies and contradictions. He seems to be trying to argue both sides of the issue, but it's not clear what he's actually trying to say."

### Cathy:

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