Latest Bloomberg survey data shows 62% of asset managers view the current order of investing as favoring energy stocks. Brent crude trading above $85 per barrel and anticipated summer demand spikes are key drivers behind this allocation shift. So, here, you're combining Warren Buffett's valuable investment advice with a strategy that relies on compounding, and the results look pretty impressive. Of course, the index's gains over the next 35 years may vary -- they could shift higher or lower -- so the resulting value of your investment is impossible to predict. Beyond the executive order, there’s little demand-side pull at this point. Neither the plan sponsor community nor the investing public appear to be crying out for private market exposure. In Asia, the order of investing is being reshaped by China's 50bp reserve ratio cut. The Shanghai Composite gained 2.6% in response, with foreign inflows into A-shares hitting $2.3 billion in a single week.