🚨 Stock Market is Set to Do the UNTHINKABLE
Summary
Nolan argues that market volatility is the necessary price for long-term wealth accumulation. Nolan notes that even when the S&P 500 is at all-time highs, historical data since 1970 shows average returns of 9.6% in the following year. Nolan highlights that despite headwinds like 10-year Treasury yields reaching 5.2% and oil prices exceeding $100, the market remains supported by intense AI optimism. Nolan emphasizes that for long-term investors, periods of market fear are often the best times to accumulate assets through dollar-cost averaging.
Nolan provides a breakdown of two major ETF rebalancings:
Mentioned Stocks
Reasoning: Nolan highlights Qualcomm as the new top holding in SCHD. Nolan refers to the company as a 'cash cow' that helps increase the overall dividend and value of the fund.
Reasoning: Nolan notes that Apple has gained over 30% this year. Nolan argues that because Apple is spending less on AI infrastructure than its peers, its short-term profit margins are higher, making it an attractive momentum play within the SPMO ETF.
Reasoning: Nolan views the recent price dip in SCHD as a great opportunity for long-term investors to buy more. Nolan is not worried about the increased tech exposure to 12%, as the new additions like Qualcomm and Texas Instruments are stable dividend-paying companies. He continues to buy every month.
Reasoning: Nolan identifies Texas Instruments as a key new addition to the SCHD top holdings. Nolan appreciates that it provides steady dividends and technological exposure without the extreme volatility of high-growth AI stocks.
Reasoning: Nolan maintains SPMO as a core part of his portfolio and uses a monthly dollar-cost averaging plan. Nolan is satisfied with the recent rebalancing, which shifted weight toward Apple and semiconductors like Micron and AMD to capture current momentum.