Five behavioural tips for investors to deal with volatile markets
By International Adviser, 14 Oct 22
‘Corrections and resets are a necessary part of being an investor’
Block out the noise
Henry said: “Clearly the moves in the market are significant and unsettling. This has resulted in the news cycle painting a, correctly, negative picture.
“This is understandable and will no doubt catch the attention of many readers and investors. Ultimately, we are all seduced by pessimism.
“Folks who save diligently and incrementally amass fortunes for themselves through a lifetime of patience never get the headlines.
“As such, we need to take the things we read and hear with a pinch of salt and block it out before assessing the market further. The less you interact, the less likely you are to do something, the less likely you are to make a mistake.”
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