<prompt> Human: Hello all,I am not quite sure how to manage my 401k with the talks of the potential volatility in the future. I read that if the Fed rate hike raises then bonds will fall, so bonds are a bad bet. I also read we are in a bubble and stocks could be falling in a years time, so stocks are tough.Now dont get me wrong, I read into this and am not saying this will happen. But, I would like to know what a more stable bet would be to do with my 401k if it where to happen. Do I put my money in foreign or world stocks, stick with bonds or just keep it where its at with a mix of stocks and bonds and whatever happens, happens.Also, I am 26 and put about 8 of my salary in my 401k.  <response>: Unless you trade investments for a career, dont worry about the Fed. The Fed has been expected to raise rates about 238423894 times this year. Theyve done it once. Over the course of your life there are a lot of years left they will raise rates and lower rates many many times. Dont let that enter your brain once. There are way more impactful market forces than the Fed and you dont consider those, so why consider the Fed?Just make your investment elections and sit on them until its time to rebalance. Then rebalance and sit on them again. 