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Message: [QUOTE="DavidinNaples, post: 2310407, member: 3537"] rugbymate, I'm not smart enough to predict when the next correction will occur, or even if stocks are "overvalued" at these prices. Some are, other aren't. I do know that in the history of the stock market, every disaster and correction was followed by a new reocrd high, EVENTUALLY. In other words, the longer the time frame, the better the odds that quality equties will go up. Diversify and follow what you own... :) As far as small cap stocks, we use an ETF called VB. Basket of 600 small stocks picked by Vanguard, 0.06% expense, yield of 1.46%. [/QUOTE]