As the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 experience mild pullbacks and Treasury yields rise, investors face tough decisions regarding their investment strategies for 2025. Balancing concerns over high inflation, market volatility, and a potential correction, investors must decide whether to capitalize on discounted stocks or invest in safer Treasury ETFs. While growth stocks seem cheaper, there's a risk they could decline further. Ultimately, the Nasdaq 100 presents more upside for those able to handle potential volatility, but consulting with a financial advisor is crucial for managing expectations amid uncertainty.
Investors now face challenging choices with the S&P 500 and tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 pulling back as Treasury yields rise, creating anxiety for 2025 planning.
While there’s potential value in both stocks and bonds, the Nasdaq 100 may offer better opportunities for those willing to endure volatility in early 2025.
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