It's worth remembering that there's always the risk of overall market decline (Systematic Risk) due to global economic factors, crises, panics, etc. In such moments, market downturn affects the value of all companies, even those with the highest quality businesses and resilience. "The rising tide lifts all boats, but the ebbing tide lowers them."
It's important to note that the ViFinance US Stocks Index and portfolios constructed according to it are more concentrated, containing fewer companies than the S&P500. Therefore, the Non-Systematic Risk (related to individual companies) is higher. There's always a possibility that the performance of a specific company might suffer due to unpredictable factors (such as the emergence of new technologies and rapid shifts in consumer preferences, as seen with Kodak and Nokia).
We make every effort to ensure that the ViFinance US Stocks Index and our portfolios consist of companies with the best business quality, competitive advantages, and resilience to potential crises and market crashes. We believe that these are the companies capable of weathering any storm with minimal losses, swiftly adapting to constantly changing conditions, that these are the winning companies, with the lowest likelihood of disruption.
It's also important to emphasize that the Author himself is in the same boat with the investors and allocates over 90% of his stock assets in accordance with the proportions of the ViFinance US Stocks Index. The author fully supports ViFinance's ideas with his capital, receives the same distribution of returns as the investors.