Market professionals give guidance on opportunities, key signals and where to profit in volatile times.
The one thing all the experts agree on is that it’s nearly impossible to pick the bottom without a crystal ball, or a time machine.
One area he considers attractive is global small and mid-cap shares. “Looking over the long term, this asset class provides better growth than an all-cap strategy and as a result often trades at a premium valuation.”Alexis Wheatley, wealth adviser at Wheatley Wealth ManagementIt’s only really possible to call the bottom via the rearview mirror, says Wheatley.But, she adds, bear markets last nine months on average and tend to feature a fall of about 36 per cent.
“While headwinds are far from blowing over, the market has done its best to price in ongoing concerns. Investors can use the VIX volatility index, often called the “fear gauge”, to help understand when markets may bottom.
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