With the current news cycle highlighting war, inflation, mounting debt, market volatility, and more, it may persuade you to do something drastic with your investment portfolio – or not so drastic, but a change nonetheless. The quick walk down memory lane below should provide some great perspective about what you should actually always do – sit tight and let your plan work.
When you worry about the future based on what is in the news today, you can cost yourself a massive amount of wealth in the long run.
The fact of the matter is that bad news does not equal bad market returns:
Always remember, your portfolio is designed to handle market swings and news cycles.
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