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How to reduce risks 
during volatile markets?

Prices of stocks fluctuate constantly and the magnitude of change is an indication of volatility and risk associated with them.


The international markets have been volatile due to the Russian invasion in Ukraine, high oil prices and inflation, which has led to a decrease in global growth.

Common mistakes investors make in such scenarios include panic selling, attempting to time the market and staying in cash.


To avoid such risks, investors should opt for diversified portfolio investing approach.

This involves combining different types of instruments and investment styles like ETFs and REITs in the core portfolio and actively managed funds in the satellite portfolio.


Such investments ensure stability while also providing potential for outperformance.

Following common sense investment approaches and avoiding basic mistakes will help investors beat the market over the long run.


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