
Thoughtful Money with Adam Taggart Market At Risk Of Correcting In A 'Risk-Off' Reset? | Lance Roberts
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Jan 31, 2026 Lance Roberts, portfolio manager and macro-focused market analyst, shares his risk-centered take on recent market action. He discusses the breakdown from a tight trading range and the odds of a risk-off reset. Conversation covers AI stock froth, valuation measures like PEG, sector rotations (notably energy), technical breakdowns in the S&P, and the volatile moves in gold and silver.
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Risk-Off Resets Can Hit Many Assets
- Markets can undergo a multi-asset 'risk-off' reset that trims 5–10% across stocks, metals and other risk assets.
- Such a reset creates better entry points to deploy cash for long-term investors.
Prefer Fundamentals Over Narratives
- Apply fundamentals over narratives and focus on valuations like PEG rather than headlines.
- Buy cheaper fundamentally attractive companies instead of chasing recent winners.
Take Profits After Large Extensions
- Trim positions when an asset extends several standard deviations above long-term averages and raise some cash.
- Use that cash to buy back in when the inevitable correction creates better prices.

