Nothing wrong with that - you sleep better, and since there's a good chance we'll be in a recession next year you may miss out on a bear market. Or some magical growth hormone may pop out of the woodwork somehow and you'll miss out on the next big bull market that propells the DOW to 30,000. My capital growing with inflation doesn't bother me much in a deflating market, for example, housing.
I sold my house last summer, when most thought it was a bad idea to sell. 'You won't keep up with the California market, you'll get priced out - at least buy a condo with part of it'. Well RE was looking very toppy, so I sold, and eventually put it into Treasuries. Meanwhile the value of the original asset has deflated 10%, and has further to go it looks. Also in the meantime, those treasuries have appreciated, I don't know, 10% in this last rally, so that house capital continues to increase for me once it moved it from the physical house.
Blah blah, my point is that if you feel more comfortable with it, worst is you miss out on a bull run, and you may miss out on a bear run. And inflation? Bah - LBYM means inflation doesn't effect you much anyhow. Capital preservation and growth is more important, in my small opinion.