Some investors might be worried about how a trade war with China would impact their savings. Financial advisors can make sure their clients are taking the right amount of risk.
"It's the least worry our clients have," said McClanahan, the founder of"How much risk do you need and want to take?" she said she asks them annually. "We focus on what the client's life goals are. You can't control the market."
That reality, of course, is why more people are now investing in index funds today rather than picking individual stocks.from Morningstar found that in 2018 just 38 percent of active U.S. stock funds fared better than their passive peer funds.Advisors should remind any jittery clients that "news is random," and that "buyers and sellers react to that news so that the new price positions the buyer to get a fair return," Hebner said.
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