1. MF investors, who have allocated money to certain specific goals, should stick to the original objective, without getting swayed by market volatility and its cacophony, as your aspirations and goal-posts remain the same.
2. We often tend to lose faith when markets turn volatile, and make rash decisions by getting swayed into reviewing long-term investments on a daily basis, which can be counter-productive.
3. It is common for investors to stop SIPs when markets are down, which is self-defeating because it doesn’t allow them to benefit from lower prices.
4. Instead, you should review your portfolio for rebalancing it if its asset mix has changed much beyond your comfort zone, by spreading your money adequately, to maintain a proper balance between all investments.
5. If you rebalance now, you will allow your portfolio to gain from rebounds tomorrow.
2. We often tend to lose faith when markets turn volatile, and make rash decisions by getting swayed into reviewing long-term investments on a daily basis, which can be counter-productive.
3. It is common for investors to stop SIPs when markets are down, which is self-defeating because it doesn’t allow them to benefit from lower prices.
4. Instead, you should review your portfolio for rebalancing it if its asset mix has changed much beyond your comfort zone, by spreading your money adequately, to maintain a proper balance between all investments.
5. If you rebalance now, you will allow your portfolio to gain from rebounds tomorrow.