3 Easy Tools To Understand Stock Market Volatility



Fluctuations are a common feature of financial markets. However, fluctuations - both positive and negative - can be sudden and dramatic, and can catch even experienced investors off-guard. In turbulent financial times, it is important to understand the economics that underpin all markets - beyond short-term volatility - and to consider market movements from a longer-term perspective.

In public interest, Fidelity Mutual Fund brings a new volatility micro site that helps you do just that with three easy tools:

  1. All stock markets recover from crises - check the proof.
    Over time, there have been so many events that have affected the confidence of investors. Fidelity’s Market Crisis tool gives you a very good picture of how long Indian and global markets have taken to recover after a crisis.
  2. Did you know missing the best days means losing money?
    It’s impossible to predict in advance just when the best and worst returns will occur in the stock market and anyone trying to time their investments to avoid short-term losses could be just as likely to miss gains. Over time, missing just a few days’ performance can significantly reduce the overall performance of your investments. Log on to check out exactly how much you could lose on a notional investment of Rs One lakh if you missed the 10, 20, 30, and 40 best days in the market.
  3. A longer investment period means more stable returns.
    In investment terms, ‘risk’ means volatility. See for yourself how volatility intensifies or subsides for investments held from one to ten years.

Visit Fidelity Mutual Fund’s website today…


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