Don’t Let The ‘CoronaCrash’ Mess Up Your Retirement
Forbes
Mar 12, 2020
Chris Carosa, Senior Contributor
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“Market downturns and volatility spikes aren’t unique—even those that are caused by a potential pandemic, such as the SARS outbreak in 2003 and the Zika virus outbreak in 2016,” says Dejan Ilijevski, President at Sabela Capital Markets in Chicago. “Investors should try and understand that this turbulence doesn’t last forever and that markets can recover more quickly than you might think. Remember that investing is long term, and takes into account market dips and bumps along the way. Without risk, there is no expectation for reward.”
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