Market volatility represents the natural ebb and flow of an investment’s worth. Over time, solid investments increase in value. However, it’s usually not a steady uphill climb. Some analysts describe the phenomenon as a yo-yo on an upgoing escalator. Due to market forces, a good investment’s worth can dip temporarily, sometimes for prolonged periods of time. In other instances, its value can rise drastically in a short timeframe. The broader market often undergoes similar fluctuations, or periods of volatility.
In times of market volatility, should you stay invested in the stock market? And how does
economic uncertainty affect your personal finances? We’ll happily provide you the answers to these and other important financial questions.
Here are some initial key insights to protect your investments from a market crash:
- Are there investments that can protect me in a market Crash? Absolutely.
- Are there investments that can protect me from inflation? Most definitely.
- Do I have to invest in the stock market? It may surprise you, but not necessarily. You do in fact have viable alternatives.
