It is a human tendency to worry when things don’t go our way. The worry lines on the forehead are stressed further when it involves money in the form of investments. Doesn’t it?
When it comes to mutual fund investment, numerous investors panic when the bears grip the market, wiping off the notional profits to a considerable extent.
The current equity market is highly volatile due to the geo-political risk, imminent interest rate hikes, tighter liquidity conditions and the surge in oil prices. Foreign investors have been selling Indian stocks for a while now.
The equity market is expected to remain volatile in the coming days, which could impact mutual fund returns in the near term.
So, let’s take a closer look at what an intelligent investor like you should do in such turbulent times?
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