“U.S. households’ stock allocations have steadily inched up this year, according to JPMorgan estimates, and recently accounted for around 42% of their total financial assets. That is the most on record in data going back to 1952.”
“This melt up is exactly what any investor should be waiting for,” said William Bohrod, a 67-year-old dentist in Springfield, N.J. “The most conservative approach is ‘all in, all the time.’”