@cgm10sne1Rule #1 in investing.....don't trade on emotions. You will get burned every time. Look, every economy goes through wild swings. When it comes to the media, fear sells. You will see doom and gloom headlines the moment the slightest sign of trouble appears. Here's a newsflash.....no market crash is permanent - they always recover (yet the media seems to ignore that). The only people who lose money are those who get emotional and sell all of their investments fearing a complete global collapse....and 9 times out of 10 they sell near the bottom of the downturn - just adding insult to injury.The whole Greece fiasco these past few months (whose negative effects on the U.S. markets was completely baseless, imo) was the initial spark of 'global concern' the media needed to spread fear. Sure, China is a concern. But it certainly does not make me want to sell everything I own, bury jars of cash throughout my backyard, and start digging an underground shelter stocked with rice and beans (and maybe a few cases of Corona). Whatever happens with China, I have a confidence that things will recover and any paper losses will be recovered.All of that said, if you (and by 'you' I mean anyone reading this) are still concerned about how your portfolio is allocated and want a second opinion just let me know. I will be more than happy to take a look at everything and give comments/recommendations.....no costs at all. 4951