Market Volatility Resources

When market volatility strikes, many investors feel like they’re riding a roller coaster. The dramatic swings in their portfolios can trigger all sorts of unpleasant emotions and it can be difficult to take a long-term perspective with the daily injections of bad news.

During times of volatility, we believe active management is key and can help us spot opportunities others may miss. With that in mind, we’ve put together a list of resources to help you in your conversations with clients who are concerned about volatility.

Why Should I Invest in the Stock Market Now?

Why Should I Invest in the Stock Market Now?

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5 Things You Need to Know to Ride Out a Volatile Stock Market

5 Things You Need to Know to Ride Out a Volatile Stock Market

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The Battle Between Bulls and Bears

The Battle Between Bulls and Bears

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5 Things You Need to Know to Ride Out a Volatile Stock Market

Six Barriers to Investment Success

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88 Years of Bulls and Bears

89 Years of Bulls and Bears

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The Real Cost of Volatility

The Real Cost of Volatility

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Rising Rates - What You Need To Know

Rising Rates - What You Need To Know

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Why Diversify? Because Winners Rotate

Why Diversify? Because Winners Rotate

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The Power of Perseverance

The Power of Perseverance

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What Matters Most – The Case for Active Risk Management

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Returns Are Random. Is Risk More Predictable?

Returns Are Random. Is Risk More Predictable?

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Compounding in Action—Franklin Income Fund: Staying the Course Over the Long Term

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Sir John’s 16 Rules for Investment Success

Sir John’s 16 Rules for Investment Success

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The Lost Decade: Seven Years Later

The Lost Decade: Nine Years Later

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Are You Pursuing Long-Term Goals with a Short Term Strategy?

Are You Pursuing Long-Term Goals with a Short Term Strategy?

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