Although most investors hit the panic-selling button at the outbreak of any geopolitical event, it should not be the case with your investment plan
Last updated: 14-Nov-2022•Yash Rohra
A quote by Warren Buffet "Be fearful when everyone is greedy and be greedy when others are fearful" says it all. However, we often do just the opposite, especially during the outbreak of geopolitical events, terrorist attacks and wars. We tend to jump on the panic-selling bandwagon but later regret when the market recovers. We tend to forget that all these events will not put an end to business activities
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