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Global equities rallied close to 40% from March lows to post one of the strongest quarters in a decade. The rally was led by the United States (US), perversely the country with the most Coronavirus (COVID-19) cases globally, with healthcare and tech stocks up a combined 23%.
The speed of the market crash and the subsequent bounce-back — as global signs suggest that the COVID-19 pandemic may be under control — reveal once again that the real danger to long-term investment returns is not market volatility but rather investor behaviour.
It’s an old investment cliché that when your taxi driver starts giving you share tips, it’s time to sell.
The stock market can be volatile, but it’s a market that many people will delve into at some point in their lives whether directly buying shares or through their employer retirement saving fund.
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