All these common ways of setting up a portfolio the diversification always says to get X percent of bonds. Based on age/retirement/risk/etc
Stocks are very low now and maybe go lower but eventually rise again and energy and commodities is a good allocation.
But how about these set it and forget it types of index fund portfolios , even active or robo advisor that shuffle things around once in a while, so they still buy the same amount of of bonds right now and follow the same strategy allocation in this market?
I’m guessing the bonds are government related and less risky?
And Will any robo advisor for example would have sold tech stock heavy funds for commodities during the past few months or it’s more generic and losses are part of the strategy?
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