In today’s volatile markets, investors often face the challenge of preserving capital while awaiting the right entry point into equities. With monetary policies shifting, inflation, and economic uncertainties persisting, holding cash can effectively be more important than ever.
As of today, a staggering $6,3 trillion sits in cash or money market funds across the U.S.—the highest amount in history and nearly double compared to five years ago.
However, staying in cash comes with its own risks. This article explores the liquidity parking options available, weighing their risks, returns, and suitability in the current macroeconomic environment.
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