Despite the 11% gain in the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite so far this year, personal finance expert Suze Orman feels more comfortable investing elsewhere. Orman, the founder of SecureSave, recently told CNBC’s “Fast Money”: “It’s been quite a while since I’ve moved away from technology completely.” Orman’s technology exposure warning applies to both individual investors and broader funds. “I’m a bit careful now when it comes to getting too deep into technology,” she says. “And total stock market index funds and SPDR, their top holdings are all tech.” However, she will not withdraw from another winning sector: Energy. “I am still very confident in energy stocks,” Orman said. XLE 1Y Mountain Energy Stocks, 1 Year Admittedly it’s too early on the call, she recommends investors pour money into energy in March 2020. As of late Friday, the Sector SPDR Fund Energy, which tracks the energy industry, is up four percent so far this year and 66 percent over the past three years. “So I’m being really conservative about how I advise people to invest right now. I think that’s going to change in two quarters, but that’s where I stand right now,” Orman added. ‘I’ve Moved to Cash’ Orman’s Second Profit Strategy is Very Short-Term Treasuries. “I’ve switched to cash and almost 80% of my assets, aside from municipal bonds, are 3- to 6-month Treasury bills. I’ve held them for a short time in case interest rates go up. . up,” Orman said. “Don’t go beyond 6 months. And, I certainly won’t get into bills that last through June or July because I want to see what happens with the debt crisis we’re having. “