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    • It is not unusual for the stock market to weather periods of intense volatility. Learning how to manage unpredictability is key to investing success.
    • It is not unusual for the stock market to weather periods of intense volatility. Learning how to manage unpredictability is key to investing success. PHOTO: PIXABAY

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    Royston Yang

    Published Tue, Mar 26, 2024 · 06:21 PM

    VOLATILITY is an inevitable part of what a stock investor experiences. With the Internet today, news travels fast. Even the smallest hint of change or macroeconomic statistics can send stock prices on a rollercoaster ride.

    These rapid price swings can evoke a range of responses from confidence to fear. When your hard-earned money is on the line, it is natural to feel intense emotions.

    This raises a crucial question: How can investors steer through the turbulence and still come out on top?

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