The US markets have been on a tear, and with rate cuts expected later this year, there’s a lot of debate on the best strategy right now. Are we in the middle of an AI-driven bull run, or is a correction on the horizon?
Here’s my current strategy:
Mega-cap tech is still leading the charge—AI spending is real, and companies like $NVDA, $MSFT, and $GOOGL are capitalizing on it. Staying long on AI-driven plays.
Cyclical stocks (like industrials and energy) could see upside if the Fed’s rate cuts boost economic activity. Looking at $CAT and $XOM as potential winners.
Small caps ($IWM) have lagged, but if the Fed cuts rates aggressively, they might finally play catch-up. High risk, high reward.
Dividend stocks & bonds are less attractive unless we get a market pullback—yield plays don’t look as compelling with stocks running hot.
Bitcoin & crypto stocks: With the halving event coming up, BTC exposure via $COIN, $MSTR, or miners like $MARA could be interesting.
What’s your game plan for the US markets? Are you going risk-on or playing it safe?