Adjusting for a pull-back in the markets

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Good morning Dan – with all of the uncertainty and due to high market valuations, what would you recommend to take profits and where to reinvest.
Frank

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Asked on September 11, 2025 6:29 am
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I continue to dollar cost average into my holdings on a weekly basis and just embrace the volatility. My time horizon is long, so whether or not the markets are 10,20,30,40% lower a year from now is irrelevant to me. It is more so where they will be in a decade, and it's hard to not be bullish when you span your time horizon out that long.

If you are truly concerned about valuations, holding cash would be the primary option and adding it to a HISA ETF like CASH.TO or a treasury bill ETF like CBIL, UBIL, etc.

I don't know your personal situation. Your risk tolerance, time horizon, investing strategy etc so it is hard to formulate what YOU personally should do.

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Posted by Dan Kent
Answered on September 11, 2025 11:25 am
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I appreciate your answer, Dan. Those are good suggestions. I, too, am dollar cost averaging but the banks and utilities are at such hihh valuations that I feel that taking some profits and park them for better deals...
(frank@frankvanderstaay.com at September 11, 2025 1:40 pm)
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