I came up with a nice investment strategy that might work well in the current situation

Our assumptions

1. Index investing is still the best option in a long-term approach.

2. U.S. Economy is resilient and robust.

3. Diversification is essential for taking full advantage of the stock market without huge risk.

4. The market's current situation worldwide is uncertain from a short/middle-term perspective.

5. Inflation is likely.

The strategy is straightforward.

1. Let's say you have 100% as capital

2. Buy any Bonds of developed countries (except for EU[1]) with around 50% of the capital (Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities (TIPS) recommended[2]).

3. Buy S&P 500 with 10%~up to 25% of the capital.

4. Wait for the minor recession.

5. When it starts, be patient for enough time and buy indices such as S&P 500, Nikkei 225 or Dow Jones Industrial Average with the rest of the money.

6. Your job has been done. Sleep for ten years or more.

[1] European countries are unstable and tend to have negative interest rates.

[2] We assume incoming inflation because of the monetary easing policy implemented mainly by the central banks of the EU and Japan.