The classic 60/40 strategy makes sense for investors again - CNBC
Google News • 1/11/2026 • Last cited 1/11/2026
Summary
The classic 60/40 investment strategy, which allocates 60% of a portfolio to stocks and 40% to bonds, is regaining appeal for investors, according to CNBC. This shift is attributed to changing market conditions that may favor a balanced approach to risk and return.
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