Investors are loading up on stocks vs. other asset classes, according to the latest results of the InvestorPlace Portfolio Pulse survey.

A poll of readers on InvestorPlace.com shows that stock ownership is at its highest level since the inception of our survey back in August. After the share of stocks in typical portfolios dipped during mid-October volatility, investors are once again loading up on stocks.

It’s worth noting that cash as a percentage of the typical portfolio has dropped significantly at the same time, as has exposure to bonds. This hints that most of the money being deployed for new stock investments is coming from other asset classes.

Gold remains battered, as commodity prices continue to suffer, and remains a very small portion of the typical portfolio.

About the Stock Allocation Survey

InvestorPlace provides investment advice to more than 1.5 million individual investors each month. Our readers also provide valuable information to us, based on what they are trading.

Our InvestorPlace Portfolio Pulse survey is a real-time look at which assets investors are buying, selling and holding.

This latest survey involved 287 responses recorded on InvestorPlace.com across the seven days from Oct. 27 to Nov. 3.

Going forward, you can share your current portfolio allocation with us in our weekly investor sentiment survey below, and see what your fellow traders are doing right now with their money.

Simply tally up what percent of your money is investing in stocks, bonds, gold and cash right now — and compare your personal Portfolio Pulse with that of other investors.

Responses must add up to 100%.

Also, check back for updates here on our Portfolio Pulse homepage!