Interest rates. Inflation Fears. Political Events. International Developments. During the past year, every one of these events have influenced stock prices. So when you hear that the financial markets are reacting to the news once again, it should come as no surprise. Unfortunately volatility and drawdowns are the price of admission for the stock market. They occur most years whether that is a five percent decline or something more severe. The length of time of these pullbacks also vary depending on the source of the panic, however we have seen many V shaped recoveries in the past five years. We know volatile markets can be unnerving, and we are keeping a close eye on the fluctuations. More importantly, we’re watching to see if any new long-term trends emerge that may affect how your portfolio is allocated. In the meantime, if you have any concerns, don’t hesitate to call. We’re here to answer your questions. |
Stock Market Volatility
