Market has 'room to run' but that doesn’t mean buy more stocks: Bridgewater co-CIO

Published On Nov 12, 2024, 4:44 PM

Bridgewater Associates' co-CIO, Karen Karniol-Tambour, stated that while the stock market has the potential to continue rising, current investor exposure is at unusual levels, with many heavily invested in stocks. She suggests that investors consider diversifying their portfolios by including bonds, gold, and commodities, especially in preparation for possible market shocks such as inflation or economic downturns. Although she sees similarities to the late 1990s growth period, she also warns about the risks of overexposure and potential market corrections.

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SPY

Negative

With market valuations high and investor exposure to stocks at extremes, the risk of a downturn is heightened. However, some sectors could still benefit from economic growth and inflation, making commodities and diversified assets potentially stronger plays over the next year.

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TLT

Positive

The emphasis on diversifying into bonds suggests shifts in investor behavior that could favor safety over growth. This could lead to stronger bond prices, particularly in a climate of uncertainty regarding inflation.

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GLD

Positive

Investing in gold as a hedge against inflation could gain traction among investors, especially with rising concerns about economic shocks in the wake of political changes and the market's volatility.

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