Is it time to rethink the proportion of stocks you hold in your portfolio? The standard rate is usually 60% stocks and 40% bonds. Of course, that varies in part depending on an investor’s age or risk tolerance. But with stocks falling, inflation rising and a possible recession, some experts say conventional wisdom may need to be adjusted.
We asked the experts for their thoughts. Even those who say the percentage doesn’t have to change say that investors would do well to make some adjustments.
