The investment world is dynamic and volatile, often facing various external threats and crises. These threats include economic downturns, geopolitical tensions, natural disasters and technological disruptions, which can affect both risk profiles and asset values.
From the examples of the Great Depression and the financial crisis of 2008, to the economic and financial complications caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, in the article Vita Liberte, managing partner and sworn attorney, summarized the main world events in order to better understand the degree of investment sensitivity to various crises.
The key lesson for investors is to adapt flexibly to changing circumstances and take historical lessons into account to make informed decisions about your portfolio and understand the cyclical nature of markets and be prepared for periods of volatility.
Read the full article here: Vienīgā pastāvīgā lieta ir pārmaiņas
From the examples of the Great Depression and the financial crisis of 2008, to the economic and financial complications caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, in the article Vita Liberte, managing partner and sworn attorney, summarized the main world events in order to better understand the degree of investment sensitivity to various crises.
The key lesson for investors is to adapt flexibly to changing circumstances and take historical lessons into account to make informed decisions about your portfolio and understand the cyclical nature of markets and be prepared for periods of volatility.
Read the full article here: Vienīgā pastāvīgā lieta ir pārmaiņas