Oppenheimer's John Stoltzfus recommends sticking with winners: cyclical shares and tech stocks.
Investors might see their risk appetite grow after a couple of key moments this week.
A group of academics questioned the role of bonds in retirement portfolios.
He warned that equities and other risk assets won't be able to sustain rallies without substantial rate cuts.
One strategy combines investment-grade municipal bonds and equities in a single custodian account.
The days of buying and holding might be over, said BlackRock managers on a New York panel.
The 30-year-old FPA Crescent Fund has made money across different market cycles.
The strategist does not expect the Fed to cut rates in the first half of next year.
The S&P 500 Index posted an average daily move of 0.3% in either direction last week, its tamest swings in half a year.
The splurge comes as stocks recover from their worst retreat of the year.
But small-cap equities could be one sector that achieves standout performance, they said.
A whopping 150%, was earned betting against stock market volatility.
The drop in volatility has underpinned the rally in U.S. stocks.
Envestnet serves some 100,000 advisers and has overseen a total $300 billion in model-portfolio trades.
Buffett is the world's ninth-richest person, with a $120.8 billion net worth.
The potential dangers of enhanced AI are increasingly worrying investors.
An RBC strategist joins a band of Wall Street optimists, saying stock valuations are resilient.
The bank's analysts expect the Fed to start cutting interest rates next year.
The most popular bets remain in megacap tech.
U.S. stocks were also more favored by investors than international ones.