What to Do When the Market Hits All-Time Highs

In this week's Buckingham Perspectives, Chief Investment Officer Kevin Grogan offers some valuable considerations when making changes to your portfolio during market highs. Although the last all-time high happened about two years ago, history shows there usually isn’t that much time between peaks. Since 1957, the S&P 500 has hit a new high over a thousand times, equal to a new high once every two weeks. Also, in months when the S&P 500 ended at a record high, the returns have been comparable to months when it didn’t. No matter the highs and lows, there are other reasons that might make you want to consider selling stocks in your portfolio.

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