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Avoid emotional investing amid volatility

Share market volatility has spiked over the last year. Investors should look for the opportunities it provides and stick to a long-term strategy.

Shane Oliver

Published Sat, Apr 30, 2016 · 5:50 am
WATCH INVESTOR PSYCHOLOGY: If investors all get information at the same time from their screens, they are more likely to change their positions at the same time - resulting in more volatility.

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