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Advisors should prepare client portfolios for higher volatility ahead of the FOMC meeting and third quarter earnings.

There has been plenty of volatility over the past several months in the sunflower market. Some might even call it “irrational volatility,” but it is volatility nonetheless.

​So, this is eventually going to get reflected in the inflationary trend. And my expectation is that it should come back to within the RBIs tolerance limits and that is something which should go well in terms of the interest rate trajectory.

Although the spring wheat market saw a bit of volatility over the summer months, things appear to have leveled off in September and have been steadier of late.

It might be time to abandon the idea of a balanced portfolio. Traditional wisdom holds that investors should diversify their assets. While working and saving, you should invest in a mix of assets weighted toward stocks and growth. In your retired life, you should invest in a mix of assets weighted toward security and income. […] The post A Black and White Approach To Retirement: Advisors Weigh In on BlackRock’s Unconventional Recommendation appeared first on SmartReads by SmartAsse...

Chinese bank’s market risk up by over a third to highest level in a decade

“Very clearly sticking to the basics, identifying good businesses run by decent management and at the right valuations – BMV or , business management valuation – will work in our favour and macro-led volatility is something that one needs to be mentally prepared for and factor in ones asset allocation.”

The small cap mutual fund category has given an average return of 24.95% in this year so far. The category offered around 26.53% returns in six months.

The price of Bitcoin is known for its pronounced fluctuations. Investors must be prepared for significant price swings. It is necessary to exercise caution and avoid overexposure to this volatility. Do not invest more than you are willing to lose.

Oil price volatility is likely to surge as a result of recent OPEC+ production cuts, with a significant supply shortfall this quarter and low oil stocks next.