<prompt> Human: Apologies if this has been addressed somewhere already.I keep reading articles from people who know much more about economics than I do saying that all indicators are pointing to a recession in the near future. I am 26 years old and have an investment account with Schwab that I started when I was 20 that has accumulated 6k dollars in it from throwing extra cash into it over the years birthdaygraduation checks, stuff like that. I currently have it invested in a couple different index funds mostly SP500, some small cap as Im young and can handle the inherent risk of an all-stocks portfolio.I realize that this amount of money is small potatoes in the greater scheme of things, but should I be switching over to a portfolio composed mainly of bonds before the economy tanks? Or just ride it out since I dont plan on touching the money in the account for many years? Thanks for any advice, my knowledge of these things is mainly its better to invest in index funds than to let the money sit in savings and Im feeling a little over my head.  <response>: No. You cant time the market. If you were about to retire, sure, but youre young enough. 