Recent economic turmoil due to Trump tariffs has led to stock market instability. Economists suggest that panic should be avoided, as historically markets recover from downturns. Jacob Falkencrone from Saxo emphasizes that patience can lead to rewards during volatile times. For those with longer investment horizons, dips present buying opportunities in quality stocks. Historical evidence shows that major market downturns, like those after the 2008 crash, have been followed by substantial recoveries, making it crucial for investors to resist panic-selling and maintain a disciplined approach to investing.
Trump is playing high-stakes poker hoping the world will fold, but inflation is the slow leak to be aware of.
Most bear markets have historically recovered fully within two years, and often even sooner.
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