After a spell of strong returns for over three to four years, the equity market has been in correction mode in the last five months.
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Inflation, the gradual increase in prices over time, is a persistent economic force that can erode the value of money. For investors, this means that the returns from their portfolios need to outpace inflation to maintain purchasing power. Traditional savings instruments often struggle to keep up with inflationary pressures, leading investors to seek alternative strategies in pursuit of maintaining purchasing power.
Inflation, the gradual increase in prices over time, is a persistent economic force that can erode the value of money. For investors, this means that the returns from their portfolios need to outpace inflation to maintain purchasing power. Traditional savings instruments often struggle to keep up with inflationary pressures, leading investors to seek alternative strategies in pursuit of maintaining purchasing power.
Value investing is an investment strategy that involves picking stocks below their intrinsic or book value.
After a year of policy normalisation, it is time to withstand volatility
For those who are not familiar with Murphy's Law, it is a popular cultural adage regarding misfortune in general. It is typically stated as: "Anything that can go wrong will go wrong." It is also often extended to "Anything that can go wrong will go wrong, and at the worst possible time."
Murphy’s Law was named after Captain Edward A. Murphy, a US Air Force engineer who was working on a project to see how much deceleration a person could withstand in a crash.
