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Not all investors are rushing to exit stocks and cash in following the latest market bloodletting.
“It’s a good time to do the opposite from switching into cash because the level of anxiety is high, and so any improvement in the newsflow would have an outsized positive effect given the state of investor psychology,” Ken Adams, head of tactical asset allocation at Aberdeen Standard Investments, said by phone. “We’re not seeing indiscriminate selling in equities. These aren't panic-panic moves, like we saw during the financial crisis.”
The global stock market's fall accelerated this week, sending investors in search
“It’s a good time to do the opposite from switching into cash because the level of anxiety is high, and so any improvement in the newsflow would have an outsized positive effect given the state of investor psychology,” Ken Adams, head of tactical asset allocation at Aberdeen Standard Investments, said by phone. “We’re not seeing indiscriminate selling in equities. These aren't panic-panic moves, like we saw during the financial crisis.”
The global stock market's fall accelerated this week, sending investors in search
