Stronger US$ causing market volatility
Despite current turbulence, the US bull market has further to go.
FINANCIAL markets have experienced a tremendous increase in volatility in recent weeks. While this is clearly worrying for investors, I do not believe it's a serious cause for concern.
In particular, the growth prospects for the US economy have not changed, and it has been market confidence in the US recovery that has really underpinned the five-year bull market in equities. I think that this bull market is still intact and the present weakness offers investors the opportunity to get on-board at attractive valuations.
Sharp and quickly escalating volatility of the kind we have seen in financial ma…
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