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Global study shows SA investors don’t stay invested through volatility

By Janice Roberts at New Media
9 October 2019 • 1 min read

While the ebbs and flows of markets are always going to keep investors on their toes, it appears South African investors may be too quick to chop and change their portfolios during times of heightened economic uncertainty and market volatility. And as growing geo-political tensions show that volatility isn’t going anywhere quickly, knee-jerk reactions are likely to be detrimental for investors’ portfolios and ultimately lead to disappointing investment returns. (more…)


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