Seven steps to invest more safely amid tariff turmoil
As an investor, keeping a level head is your best weapon
BY NOW, you would have heard about the Trump administration’s tariffs. I will spare you the details, but one thing has become certain: The business environment has become uncertain.
The stock market has spoken. As at Apr 12, the Nasdaq Composite Index is down by more than 17 per cent from its peak. A single question dominates the conversation: Is this a buying opportunity for investors? There is no simple answer, unfortunately. But there may be steps you can take if you decide to proceed and invest.
Step 1: Start with a great business
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