‘Stay calm’: Financial experts advise ‘stay the course’ amid volatile stock market
- Global stock markets reacted to President Trump's tariffs, causing a downturn on Monday.
- Tariffs imposed by the U.S. led to investor concerns about economic impacts and inflation.
- The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 0.9%, or 349 points, amid the market's reaction.
- Economist Triinu Tapver stated, "Looking at the last five years, we are still in the black with stock markets."
- Financial experts advise investors to stay the course, as missing the best days hurts long-term returns.
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Why investors should keep calm and ignore the noise - even when markets are volatile
Camilla Esmund, senior manager, interactive investor – the UK’s second largest investment platform for retail investors This is not financial advice and is for educational purposes only —– To quote Kobe Bryant: “Never get bored of the basics.” It’s a phrase that resonates with many areas of our lives. We’re now into the new financial year – a time of year that often sharpens our focus on making money work harder for us. That’s from thinking abou…
OUR TIPS - The idea of completely liquidating its positions in shares is attractive and allows you to sleep quietly. But market rebounds are as difficult to predict as declines.
Selling out during the market's worst days can hurt you, research shows — here's how much you could lose
Amid an ongoing market selloff, some investors may be tempted to cash out in a flight to safety. Yet research shows they'll likely regret it.
It's easy to get worried when the numbers in your investment app turn red. But according to Ebba Holmqvist, project manager at Unga Aktiesparare, there's no need to panic – even though the losses on the stock market are huge right now. “I know it feels really scary now, but keep your cool,” she says.
Experts on stock market fall: Investors should not do anything
Investors in long-term index funds should ride out the market's ups and downs, and the safest strategy is to do nothing, financial market experts said on Monday after the stock markets fell rapidly.
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