Geopolitics, Volatility, and Why Market Selloffs Can Create Opportunity
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Kim Inglis, Senior Portfolio Manager at Raymond James, puts recent market volatility tied to tensions in the Middle Eastinto historical perspective. She explains that geopolitical shocks have typically produced only short-term market drawdowns in the S&P 500, while long-term returns remained positive—and argues that broad selloffs can create opportunities for investors to add quality companies at more attractive prices.
