Navigating Market Volatility: 3 Reasons It May Not Be Over

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In today's episode, Mark Struthers discusses the recent market volatility and provides three reasons why it might not be over yet. He delves into the Japanese carry trade, Japan's government policies, and the potential sensitivity of the market to short-term data points as interest rates start to normalize.

Mark explains the implications of these factors on your investment strategy and offers practical advice on how to prepare your portfolio. Whether you're nearing retirement or already retired, his insights can help you navigate these uncertain times and maintain a stable financial outlook.

Join Mark as he guides you through understanding the current market dynamics and how to make informed decisions to ensure a healthier, wealthier, and happier retirement. Don't forget to hit subscribe to stay updated with more valuable content.

 

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