Andrew S. PerriMay 19, 2022
According to many analysts, a bear market seems increasingly likely as a reality that investors need to face. With inflation at heights not seen in decades, and central bankers raising interest rates rapidly in response, the recent selloffs may be causing a feeling of panic to set in.
But as any experienced hiker knows, panicking is the worst thing you can do if you meet a bear in the woods, and the same is true responding to a bear market. Although both are unexpected, having a plan on what to do in such eventualities and following it is the best way to ensure you won’t get mauled — physically or financially!
Especially at moments of uncertainty like these, keeping a cool head will pay the greatest dividends.
Here are some articles I found interesting that I think you might enjoy as well. Let me know what you think.
A new bear market in American shares
How Do Higher Interest Rates Bring Down Inflation?
Here’s How Much You Can Expect to Spend on Healthcare in Retirement. (Hint: It’s a Big Number).
Facing Financial Fears In 2022
The Investing Party May Be Over, But Markets Might Make Sense Again
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