Golden rule: Keep calm in short -term price reset (photo: Freepik, Yakult)
Market uncertainties and increasing volatility are increasingly under pressure. Many wonder how they can stabilize their portfolio and at the same time achieve attractive returns. In this article we present 3 selected funds and ETFs that enable exactly what: cushion fluctuations and at the same time take opportunities.
The financial markets are currently experiencing a tough test. In addition to the usual fluctuations in the course, which are part of everyday life on the stock exchange, like the news situation in the morning, political decisions-such as the unpredictable escapades of Trump policy-also ensure uncertainty. Many investors react hesitantly and unsettled, and there are now interesting opportunities. With the right mix of funds and ETFs, the risk can be controlled in a targeted manner and increasing stability in the depot.
Thinking in the long term instead of panicking
The golden rule remains: who invests in the long term and from Short -term price reset does not let up, can Turbulent phases even use opportunities. In an environment that is characterized by political uncertainties and increased volatility, it is worth relying on stability -oriented strategies.
It is not just about achieving maximum returns, but rather about a balanced combination of earnings opportunities and risk minimization – even if that means doing something less profit potential.
In the following we present 3 different fund strategies that embody this approach:
- Xtrackers MSCI World Minimum Volatility ETF: Cleverly limit fluctuations
- The Vaneck Developed Markets Dividend Leaders ETF: Dividends for stability
- Aquantum Active Range: Transform trembling exchanges into return
3 strategies for more serenity in the depot
These 3 approaches impressively show that even in times of political unrest and high volatility, well -designed funds and ETFs can help to cushion risks and at the same time generate stable returns.
However, investors should be aware: If you rely on stability, you may have to expect somewhat lower returns compared to risky strategies. However, the calming effect of a resistant portfolio is priceless, especially in uncertain times.
Disclaimer:
No investment advice. No call to buy or sell securities.