economy
January 27, 2026
Forget the 60/40 portfolio. This investor is 70/30 stocks and cash
Ken Mahoney, CEO of Mahoney Asset Management, said investors should hold onto a "meaningful amount" of cash this year.

TL;DR
- Ken Mahoney recommends a portfolio allocation of 70/30 or 80/20 stocks to cash.
- A cash buffer of 20% to 30% is advised to manage geopolitical risks and midterm election volatility.
- Mahoney views bonds as a 'wasted asset' due to potential negative returns from higher 10-year yields.
- Midterm election years are historically the most volatile for stocks, with average intra-year declines.
- Investors should incrementally sell into strength and be prepared to buy on downturns.
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