CountryBoy,
I, personally, am thinking along your lines...
However, comma, we've all got to be aware that our vision is clouded by our more local environment. For me, in California, what I see is miserable. It will take years to pull out of the hole - more if our state government moves in the direction I am absolutely certain they will. Everybody was a'buyin' and a'sellin' and flipping this house and that and voting new benefits as rights and bonding standard school maintenance for decades. Now, taxpayers are fleeing - leaving the taxtakers.
Does that mean the United States will tank? Maybe not.
Maybe Silicon Valley will become a ghost town and Salt Lake City will boom as companies move to other fine parts of town that aren't ruled by clowns.
So, I am keeping some in the market and a bunch ready for investment. I will allocate to my normal balance only if the national economy moves forward for a rather long duration. Maybe move in two stages. From conservative to wary to normal...
It kinda depends of FDR Jr.. If he behaves as FDR Sr. I will not be an investor. If he surprises, I will.