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Advisers urged not to panic in face of market volatility

By , 24 Aug 15

The best advice to give investors looking at the carnage in world financial markets, which on Monday saw their sharpest falls since the global financial crisis, is to do nothing, according to Dominic Rossi of Fidelity Worldwide Investment.

The best advice to give investors looking at the carnage in world financial markets, which on Monday saw their sharpest falls since the global financial crisis, is to do nothing, according to Dominic Rossi of Fidelity Worldwide Investment.

“We believe the earnings recovery in Europe is well underpinned. The recent Europe earnings season was the best we have had for five years and the European portion of earnings within European companies is highly encouraging,” he said.

Longer term view

Nigel Green chief executive of the deVere Group, one of the world’s largest independent financial advisors, said he expected the current volatility was likely to remain with us, at least until the end of the year.

“For most long term investors, fears of a near-term financial apocalypse are overdone. They should concentrate instead on investing for the longer-term and ensuring that their portfolios are well diversified –geographically and by different asset classes.

“This of course includes maintaining a healthy exposure towards equities, which financial history shows easily outperform bonds and cash over the type of long investment periods that are typical of our clients.”

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Tags: Fidelity | Investment Strategy

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