Investors, in this crazy stock market, meet your new best friend.

October 26, 2018

What investors need to know about going to cash

during stock market corrections

It was a privilege to write this article for CNBC

Now is a good time to consider the benefits of a money market fund that yields 2 percent.

Cash should always be part of an investor's portfolio planning process rather than a moment of panic decision made after the Dow or S&P 500 swoons.

With stock prices at high levels and the bull market a decade old, considering how cash fits your financial needs makes more sense than being overconfident in the market.

Say hello to investors' new best friend - cash. It is an old friend, as well. Cash is an important part of any investor's portfolio, but how much you should allocate to it depends on a number of factors, and not all of them have to do with how old you are. READ MORE

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