/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>13846209
Safe stuff:
hold cash (up to 50%)
infrastructure sector index funds (IGF, GII)
broader index funds (VOO, VTI, etc.)

Those aren't necessarily cheap though, just reasonable neutral value right now.

Even the stocks trading in oversold territory aren't super cheap right now.

I'm looking at commodities as the real current cheapies: USO and WEAT on RH have room to run more than equities right now.
If you're on a more comprehensive brokerage you will have even more options to build a robust commodities position

>>13412759
I've made very good money buying shares/near-expiry options on leveraged inverse and volatility ETFs

It is extremely sensitive and timing dependent. before stepping into that world, you want to watch the price movement of these ETFs, their underlying, and options on these ETFs for a good period of time.

Make sure you know what you're getting into, they're real spicy
and for some people, the stock market is already spicy enough/too spicy to handle