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Stock Market Turmoil: When to Worry and What to Do? (105)

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Market volatility triggers panic, but historical data reveals why staying calm and sticking to your financial strategy is the smartest approach during turbulent times.
• Every time CNBC has aired a "Markets in Turmoil" special since 2010, the S&P 500 was higher one year later by an average of 40%
• Market fluctuations are natural and expected parts of long-term investing
• Panic selling locks in losses and typically causes investors to miss the subsequent rebounds
• Market value is fundamentally driven by corporate earnings, but short-term movements are heavily influenced by fear and greed
• A "war chest" or "bond buffer" with five years of fixed income can provide both income and psychological reassurance during downturns
• Market declines represent buying opportunities, especially when quality investments have been indiscriminately sold off
If you haven't already subscribed to the podcast, please do so. It really helps us. If you're looking for a second opinion or want help, or even if you have a question, send it to [email protected].
🗓️ Meet with me: https://paradigmwealthpartners.com/begin-your-journey/#calendly
↔️ Connect with me on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jbednarii/
🌐 Paradigm Wealth Partners (website) – Financial planning for career professionals who want to retire and stay retired: https://paradigmwealthpartners.com/
🌐 What the Wealth (website) – Adding clarity to difficult financial topics: https://whatthewealth.com/
▶️ YouTube: Paradigm Wealth Partners
If you or someone you care about could use the help of a financial advisor and sees the value in establishing a financial plan, please reach out to me.
Thanks for Listening!
Jonathan

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Chapters

1. Markets in Turmoil: A Perspective (00:00:00)

2. CNBC's Panic Specials and Their Impact (00:03:13)

3. Understanding Market Fluctuations and Drivers (00:05:40)

4. The Surprising Truth About "Markets in Turmoil" (00:07:05)

5. Smart Strategies During Market Volatility (00:10:47)

6. Closing Thoughts and Key Takeaways (00:15:25)

108 episodes

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Market volatility triggers panic, but historical data reveals why staying calm and sticking to your financial strategy is the smartest approach during turbulent times.
• Every time CNBC has aired a "Markets in Turmoil" special since 2010, the S&P 500 was higher one year later by an average of 40%
• Market fluctuations are natural and expected parts of long-term investing
• Panic selling locks in losses and typically causes investors to miss the subsequent rebounds
• Market value is fundamentally driven by corporate earnings, but short-term movements are heavily influenced by fear and greed
• A "war chest" or "bond buffer" with five years of fixed income can provide both income and psychological reassurance during downturns
• Market declines represent buying opportunities, especially when quality investments have been indiscriminately sold off
If you haven't already subscribed to the podcast, please do so. It really helps us. If you're looking for a second opinion or want help, or even if you have a question, send it to [email protected].
🗓️ Meet with me: https://paradigmwealthpartners.com/begin-your-journey/#calendly
↔️ Connect with me on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jbednarii/
🌐 Paradigm Wealth Partners (website) – Financial planning for career professionals who want to retire and stay retired: https://paradigmwealthpartners.com/
🌐 What the Wealth (website) – Adding clarity to difficult financial topics: https://whatthewealth.com/
▶️ YouTube: Paradigm Wealth Partners
If you or someone you care about could use the help of a financial advisor and sees the value in establishing a financial plan, please reach out to me.
Thanks for Listening!
Jonathan

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Markets in Turmoil: A Perspective (00:00:00)

2. CNBC's Panic Specials and Their Impact (00:03:13)

3. Understanding Market Fluctuations and Drivers (00:05:40)

4. The Surprising Truth About "Markets in Turmoil" (00:07:05)

5. Smart Strategies During Market Volatility (00:10:47)

6. Closing Thoughts and Key Takeaways (00:15:25)

108 episodes

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