
30 October 2020
By Adam Compton-O’Keefe, International & Derivative Markets Dealer, CommSec
30 October 2020
By Adam Compton-O’Keefe, International & Derivative Markets Dealer, CommSec
There’s no doubt that 2020 has been a wild year. And then on top of it all, the upcoming US election on 3 November has the potential to make things even more turbulent.
If the last election was any indication, we should be prepared for unpredictable outcomes and volatile markets. And while volatility in markets can open up vast opportunities, it can also bring heightened risk for investors. So how does one navigate these uncertain conditions?
Here are seven tips to help you prepare for the risks and opportunities which could arise during this period:
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