Here’s where to invest $1 million, according to the pros

The market has been experiencing a lot of volatility, with stocks going through wild swings since July. The U.S. Federal Reserve made its first cut in four years, leading to more expected cuts. Some are advising investors to move out of cash as rates are expected to drop. Veteran investors shared tips on how to allocate a spare $1 million for investors with different risk appetites. For those with a cautious-to-balanced risk profile, a portfolio tweaking has been recommended, including reduced allocation to Japanese government bonds and increased positions in China Treasurys. For a balanced-to-medium risk profile, investing in individual securities is suggested, with a traditional allocation of 65% to stocks, 30% to fixed income, and 5% to cash. Lastly, for a more aggressive risk profile, the allocation should focus on themes expected to perform well, with a hedge against negative trends.