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Recommendations having read just the “What to do”: do not short the market, do not bother sector tilts, go for factor investing. If one wishes to pursue factor investing, there are ETFs and OEFs to try. Having more than a couple of these vehicle might result in diworsification.
The charts make my eyes glaze over. But the text was a good read. The two of them express things so very well. Now I'll go to the one dated 06 December.
Conclusion: "...We also suggest a more careful approach to the riskier segments of the fixed income markets, such as high-yield corporate and emerging-market bonds. While current conditions are still positive, valuations appear stretched and vulnerable to a shift in the outlook for the economy."
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Nice summary but short on specific recommendations!
https://www.schwab.com/resource-center/insights/content/2022-schwab-market-outlook-ebb-tide?cmp=em-QYD