

Markets are down 4% in 5 days (as of this writing) and look set to move lower. Mutual funds across market capitalization have followed suit. The correction comes after several months of gains and double digit returns (multicap funds are up 16% over a one year period). It is tempting to take your profits and run. On the other hand, if this is only temporary, you risk being left out of the next rally.
So how do fund investors approach corrections? Some investors have long been waiting for a 10% correction and others for 20%. They see it as an opportunity. Others view it with fear. This is particularly acute among those who have invested more recently and are sitting on slimmer gains. So what should you, as a fund investor do? We tell you in the upcoming Investors' Hangout.
Week 50: Investing when markets fall
Date: Friday, October 06, 2017
Time: 12:30 PM - 1:00 PM
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